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5.0 out of 5 stars
Enticing Delights
After reading the first page I was hooked. I had purchased this book before but lost in transition (moving) in 2002. Anyway, I found it again and am really glad that I finally had the time to read it in its entirety. The main character Mo'nique is a sensual, erotic, adventurous woman who wants to explore various delights. I can honestly say this book is full of enticing...
Published 12 months ago by S. Plummer
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Maximum sexual build-up for a sub
"Morley" creates a terrific build-up in sexual tension in this book and this build-up is actually the subject of the book. The last chapter is a disappointment but the chapters before are steam-generating haps and mishaps. The mental make-up of the heroine is not worked out as well as in "O" but the story is good.
Published on May 18, 1999
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This review is from: The Library (Hardcover)
After reading the first page I was hooked. I had purchased this book before but lost in transition (moving) in 2002. Anyway, I found it again and am really glad that I finally had the time to read it in its entirety. The main character Mo'nique is a sensual, erotic, adventurous woman who wants to explore various delights. I can honestly say this book is full of enticing delights.
2 of 7 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars
Maximum sexual build-up for a sub,
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This review is from: The Library (Mass Market Paperback)
"Morley" creates a terrific build-up in sexual tension in this book and this build-up is actually the subject of the book. The last chapter is a disappointment but the chapters before are steam-generating haps and mishaps. The mental make-up of the heroine is not worked out as well as in "O" but the story is good.
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The Library by N. T. Morley (Mass Market Paperback - Oct. 1998)
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