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Illicit Attraction (2000)

by Zena Wynn(Favorite Author)

3.87 of 5 Votes: 1

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review 1: I'll be the lone dissenter here. I thought the writing was choppy, the pacing was horrible, and the punctuation was all over the place. I could have lived with it until Spyro Gyra was spelled wrong. That's not a mistake a jazz freak should make. Anyhoo...I was willing to go along with it until, at the 1/3 point, I figured out they were married and playing a game.Look, games are great. I like those stories. But the fact is, the heroine's internal dialogue was not deceitful enough to keep you from guessing. She referred to him as a stranger--but she didn't give any of the other strangers the right time of day. She acquiesced to his lame lines too easily. She should have been doing some mental contortions like a real person would have had to do to keep up the game without gig... moregling. (Which, considering he didn't recognize her because of the weight loss and his frequent military absences, it would have been better told from his point of view.)I know this is a long review for the 14-pages-then-skipped-to-the-end-to-see-if-I-was-right that I actually read, but it had such potential. The unreliable narrator was not well done and, well, I was kinda hoping the author would go there with an actual affair because THAT would have been shocking.
review 2: As many times as I have re-read this on my kindle my review should have long been submitted. This one is a keeper with that you will read multiple times. I wont rehash the story or give away the ending but this story was extremely hot without being raunchy. You feel the sexual tension with each paragraph and you are drawn in by the "Will she or won't she question?!" The hero is sizzling! Just keep in mind to never judge a book by the back cover because the premise may be just what the doctor ordered! This is a must read! less

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