Customer Reviews

The Insatiable Mistress of Rosedale

5 star:		(2)
4 star:		(0)
3 star:		(1)
2 star:		(0)
1 star:		(0)

 

 

The 3 stars are made up by 4 stars for the indeed exciting (straight and soft s/m) scenes in the main story of this book. Zero stars, however, for the rest: At 2/3rd of the manuscript mr. Winslow apparently decided he had better things to do, hurriedly finished the main story and we are next presented with a number of unrelated short stories he had still lying around somewhere. You will be well-advised not to waste your time on these. They aren't exiting to read, erotically or otherwise.

I just bought and reviewed a 2003 book by this author 'Don Winslows Victorian Erotica' which is a compilation of 3 of his books with this one being included ....

On reading this book again I want to change my first review from 0 to 5 stars ... I guess it's maturity ... LOL

The new review in the above book reads as follows ...

This book was published as a seperate novel with the same title ......

In the second book 'The Insatiable Mistress of Rosedale', also published as a seperate novel and I really hated it the first time I read it, but on re-reading this volume I have no idea why I didn't like it the first reading ... it's a great erotica book .....

In this volume we have Edward married to Penelope, living of course in that ubiquitous English countryside mansion. Edward invites a young James to join him, his wife and a young friend ,of his wife, Fiona for a few days stay with the three of them. Hey, who can say no to that kind of offer .....

To say that James got an eyefull during the few days he stayed with Edward and Penny would be a gross understatement ....

I just bought and reviewed a 2003 book by this author 'Don Winslow's Victorian Erotica' which is a compilation of 3 of his books with this one being included .... This is the updated review that I gave this book

'The Insatiable Mistress of Rosedale', also published as a seperate novel and I really hated it the first time I read it,but on re-reading this volume I have no idea why I didn't like it the first reading ... it's a great erotica book ....

In this volume we have Edward married to Penelope, living of course in that ubiquitous English countryside mansion. Edward invites a young James to join him, his wife and a young friend ,of his wife, Fiona for a few days stay with
the three of them. Hey, who can say no to that kind of offer .....

To say that James got an eyefull during the few days he stayed with Edward and Penny would be a gross understatement ....