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| Title: Artistically Inclined Authors: Alessia Brio & Will Belegon Published By: Venus Press Release Date:: September 2006 Format: Electronic |
The story begins as Cyndi, a Pittsburgh artist and Kevin,
a successful businessman explore their passion and new
love affair while exchanging emails to discuss ways to
spicen their love life.
The emails between the two become heightened as they
explored the possibilities. They come up with a list of five
sexual fantasies. They realize that their imagination is
much more better than any material gift that they could
give each other.
The story starts off with a lot of dialogue, I think because
it establishes the background between the two
characters and makes for a story that is more realistic.
Once the characters finally get together, it makes for a
sexy scene. Cyndi and Kevin were already a couple who
have a healthy sex life. They introduced another lover
into the equation and sets the scene for an
unforgettable erotic encounter.
The story is playful, sexy and fun to read. It makes for a
very good read.
Four stars
Reviewed by Natasha Brooks
Posted October 1, 2006
a successful businessman explore their passion and new
love affair while exchanging emails to discuss ways to
spicen their love life.
The emails between the two become heightened as they
explored the possibilities. They come up with a list of five
sexual fantasies. They realize that their imagination is
much more better than any material gift that they could
give each other.
The story starts off with a lot of dialogue, I think because
it establishes the background between the two
characters and makes for a story that is more realistic.
Once the characters finally get together, it makes for a
sexy scene. Cyndi and Kevin were already a couple who
have a healthy sex life. They introduced another lover
into the equation and sets the scene for an
unforgettable erotic encounter.
The story is playful, sexy and fun to read. It makes for a
very good read.
Four stars
Reviewed by Natasha Brooks
Posted October 1, 2006
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