Is this story line really that silly?

[Martine]

I just read a review that was suggested by a friend on this website: http://smartbitchestrashybooks.com/bl...

It's a very funny review. Very negative. But after reading it, I really HAVE TO read this book!

Whats your intake on it?

[~*~Princess Nya Vasiliev~*~]

I really liked this book. I read it a long time ago. I haven't read the negative review on it, though.

[Paganalexandria]

Good job starting this thread Martine. LOL You know I think this book is the Showgirls of erotic romance, and there is nothing wrong with that. Hehe...This book capsulizes all the reasons ménage storylines for the most part stays off my to-read list. I find the whole "I can't sleep with anyone unless my brother,cousin,best friend,________, can join in too" thing kind of creepy.

[AerinLuvs]

This was such a disappointment from the first book in this series. A virgin who is in love with her boyfriend (a popstar who she has not seen in ~5 years), decides she wants to be more sexually appealing to her boyfriend, so she wants to "learn how to ménage". So she chooses a man who used to work with her father who is into ménages to be her ménage teacher.

However, she wants to stay a technical virgin until she marries her boyfriend.

Anyone think that this plot is really fantastical or ridiculous? I really had to suspend disbelief in order to finish this book. It was well-written and had some other suspense plot points that made it a little bit more appealing.

[Bonnie]

I liked this book a lot. Was it realistic? Are most erotic romances realistic - Not! It was a great fantasy read.

[Jennifer]

Just finished this one tonight. I thought the plot was a little silly too, however; it's fiction. A lot of the stories I read have a silly premise, but turn out to be fantastic reads. I thought this one was okay. I thought the sex scenes were steamy enough, but by the end of the book I just wasn't interested in reading any more of them. I just wanted to finish the book and move on. I also thought the "tragic secret" was a little weak, and figured out what it was pretty close to the first time it was mentioned. Overall, I enjoyed the first two books in this series enough to continue on with book 3.