Memoirs of a Gigolo Volume Five

Memoirs of a Gigolo #5

by Livia Ellis

Oliver is in Japan. What will it take to get him to leave and return home? Possibly more than Olga has to offer him.

187 pages, Kindle Edition

First published March 1, 2013

About the author

Writing about people tripping into love.

Reviews

[Carla ☺Did I Say That☺]

Definitely my fav so far!!!!

[Suzie]

We're getting to know the main character James Oliver better and better in this book and I love how the author goes back in forth between past and present and then suddenly it all comes together seamlessly. I was expecting some of the sex scenes to be a bit more detailed though, especially the first time Oliver and Elon made love - that would have been an interesting exchange. I can't wait for the rest of the story to unfold.

[Eva LeNoir]

All I can say is: I'm so addicted to this series!

[Silvia]

Don’t want to leave

I’m stuck in Oliver’s mind, his world. I don’t want to leave. In fact, I dread coming to the end of the series. So I will deny that thought, for now. His world is fascinating. The story toggles between past and present with glimpses of the future tossed in to tease. Captivating. Captivated.

[Samantha]

I'm a big fan of this series so it was so good to finally read about Oliver and his adventures in Japan and it certainly was an eye opener.
I swear I fall for Oliver and Olga each time I read the next book in the series and that's all down to Lidia and her writing. We get to see why Oliver didn't have a good relationship with his parents and he has to wait nearly 28 years to find out why his mother was the way she was.
I'm so glad he put a few demon’s to rest by the end of the book and finally has that light bulb moment that I’ve wanted from the beginning.
I love the fact that Lidia doesn't hold back on the sex scenes and yes there are a few in this one. I also loved the Samurai what a character but a lonely one at that I think that’s why they got on. I truly love this series it's one I will follow to the end.

[Cinta]

I am a fan of the Memoirs of a Gigolo Series and of its author, Livia Ellis. That's a fact. Why don't I give her 5 stars then? Because I know that she can improve even more. I have loved this book and I think that the mixture of telling in the past and in the present is very well done. Oliver is changing. He is getting more mature because of a better understanding of his past. His adventures in Japan will make him think about past events that will make him understand better what he is doing with his life right now in the present. But his stay with the Samurai won't be what he was expecting and will have an impact in his relationship with Olga. What will happen? Read this book and you will discover it. Trust me, this series is amazing.

[Dana Delamar]

Another excellent installment in the series, featuring a skillful interweaving of Oliver's past and present. Can't wait for the next one!