Format: Ebook (PDF)
Release Date: January 12, 2012
Pages: 39
Publisher: The Wild Rose Press
Genre: Erotica/Romance
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Synopsis from Goodreads
Ramona Squires fell in the love with Ross Spears the first day she saw him in the second grade. Twenty-two years later when his truck breaks down in front of her house, she discovers that her crush wasn't unrequited. Neither had the guts to reveal their true feelings when they were teenagers. After years of wild, erotic wet dreams, will reality live up to the fantasy? Or will it be better?
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Southern Seduction was a quick and very erotic tale of missed opportunities. A woman named Ramona is out gardening when Ross
Spears shows up to her house. Ross was a guy she has been in love with
since the second grade, but he never seemed to noticed. Now that he has
bought the house behind hers, those old feelings she had come back with a vengeance.
I really liked this. Now as I had said before, erotica is new for
me, I am still getting a handle on how it works. So certain words I am
not use to specifically those on the human anatomy. So that did
catch me off guard. But this book is about nothing but sexual escapades and fantasies coming true. Ramona is so into Ross, but I
am not sure how into Ramona Ross is. Holy crap, I didn't mean for that
to sound dirty, but just roll with it a second. Throughout the story,
Ross came off as the let-me-get-mine-you-get-yours type. So I didn't
really like him no matter how hot he looked in jeans or without them.
There was even a time when Ramona reminded Ross who she was and he got
upset. I didn't get that. I didn't get a real grasp on either character
really. There wasn't much of a plot. But like I said, this was about
years of fantasies coming to life. And boy did they.
Nonetheless, this was a super fast, super sexy read. This is
something you definitely read late at night, very very late at night.
Definitely NSFW kind of reading. I was unsure of the actual romance
until the very end and that sort of came out of left field for me. I
would have liked it more if that was expressed more. But overall, a good
read. Zega definitely knows how to bring the heat.
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*This book belongs to the following challenges*
Dead Book Darling's The 2012 Short Story Challenge!