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4.0 out of 5 stars
Alexander's latest "eroplotica" is very hot, November 1, 2008
This review is from: Seven Nights of Sin (Mass Market Paperback)
Recent divorcee Brenna Cayton has spent years behind the reception desk of an indie record label when her boss offers her the opportunity of a lifetime - go to Vegas and absorb as much knowledge about the A&R business from the resident expert Damon Andros. In turn she will get his job if he causes the label any more grief due to his sexual shenanigans. After donning sexy outer and underwear, she captures more than Damon's eye and the two go on a weeklong odyssey of sex, more sex, and rock & roll. But soon Brenna's feelings toward Damon are turning to more than lust, and she cannot bear to have him find out about her deception.
One thing you can count on with a Lacey Alexander novel is the lusty passion she brings to her stories. But unlike so many erotically charged novels, her stories have an actual plot that is just as interesting as the couplings (which I refer to as "eroplotica"). While the sex is over the top at times, she keeps her characters grounded and reader's interests piqued.
© Tracy Vest, November 2008
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11 of 14 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
5 Klovers - Courtesy of CK2S Kwips & Kritiques, April 21, 2008
This review is from: Seven Nights of Sin (Mass Market Paperback)
A promotion to the much coveted position of Artist and Repertoire Representative at indie label Blue Night Records should have been the stuff dreams are made of, and it would have been - if it didn't involve Brenna Cayton in the deception of co-worker and man-of-her-dreams, Damon Andros.
For the next seven days and nights, she will experience Las Vegas with the sexy Damon as he trains her for the new job, never suspecting his own is at risk due to his well-publicized sexual exploits and bad-boy ways.
The decadent setting of Las Vegas paired with the potent sexuality that Damon exudes overwhelm Brenna's senses, drawing out the wanton woman that has been hidden deep inside just waiting for the right man to come along. Damon is more than willing to help Brenna explore her new boundaries, or rather the lack of them, as they embark together on a sensual journey that will change their lives forever.
As their relationship turns from co-workers to lovers and then to something even deeper, Brenna finds the ruse she has been forced to perpetrate more and more distasteful, knowing that this secret has the potential to destroy her relationship with Damon.
Yowza! That's my first thought upon finishing the oh-so-steamy Seven Nights of Sin by Lacey Alexander. This book is so hot, I'm surprised the ink doesn't melt right off the pages. Of course, that should come as no surprise to readers who are already fans of this talented author. Lacey Alexander has certainly built a reputation for penning some fantastic romantic kink, as I like to think of it.
And that is exactly what Seven Nights of Sin is - romantic kink. The sex is downright dirty and wonderfully wild, but through it all we definitely have a true romance. Ms. Alexander certainly knows how to push her readers' sensual buttons, all while weaving an poignant story of love that will ultimately leave you as satisfied, if not more, than the sex scenes do.
As Brenna and Damon become involved, each discovers something new and unexpected about themselves as they learn more about each other. Bad boy Damon finds that for all his wild ways, he wants to share them with only one woman for the rest of his life, although commitment was certainly not in his plans for the future. Prim and proper Brenna realizes she has a libido to match and perhaps even rival that of the infamous Damon.
As the story draws to a close, the unthinkable happens, as is wont to happen in any good tale - Damon discovers the secret that Brenna has kept from him, albeit not by her choice. Predictably, the revelation drives him from her, and the couple experiences even more growth during their separation. These new self-discoveries concerning their dreams and their careers are the perfect catalyst to bring them back together with a stronger foundation for their relationship that is bound to survive any obstacle their future together may hold.
For an intense ride through the most carnal indulgences in Las Vegas experienced through the eyes of a pair of passionate and uninhibited lovers, pick up your own copy of Seven Nights of Sin right away! But be warned: this story is sure to stir both your most erotic fantasies and your most romantic dreams!
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5 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars
Seven Nights of Sin, November 29, 2008
This review is from: Seven Nights of Sin (Mass Market Paperback)
Brenna Cayton is completely shocked when her boss at Blue Night records has a proposition for her. He wants to take her from her job as his assistant and make her an A&R Rep, but there is a catch. She has to start immediately, meet the other rep, Damon Andros, in Vegas, and learn everything she can from him because she is being groomed to take his place. He has been accused of forcing a female singer to sleep with him as the only way to get a contract with Blue Night, and she is getting close to filing charges. Brenna is supposed to be able to take his place when that happens, as the label cannot afford to be associated with him any longer. While she is excited by this new prospect, another part of her is disheartened because there is nothing she hates more than lies. She had enough of them from her ex-husband.
Brenna had seen Damon several times, and was dumbstruck each time by his physical beauty. He was so much more than handsome; he was what naughty dreams are made of. She wasn't sure she could be around him without him knowing how he affected her. So, she packed up her new hair color, new clothes, and headed to meet him in Vegas. Brenna was not prepared to see him in action. Damon did have a gift. He was good with people, and also knew exactly what he was doing. She only hoped to be half as good. After only spending a few hours together, when she realized that she seemed to affect him as he did her, you could have knocked her over with a feather. Knowing he didn't do relationships, she knew she would have to make do with their time together in Sin City. As they spent more and more time together, Brenna found herself wanting to experience everything with Damon pushing herself beyond all boundaries.
Pretty good weekend read. The erotic play was well written, but the story was lacking, and not very plausible. The author really expected the reader to believe an admin assistant could take the place of a seasoned agent in the span of a week? Not believable by any stretch of the imagination. Overall an enjoyable book, but not a keeper. Warning - there is FFM as well as MFM.
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