"A sizzling romance"
He left Cadillac, Texas seeking a better life. Brady
Weston became a very successful ad executive in Dallas. He
married, but his personal life failed and now as she leaves
him, his wife informed him as that he never gave her sexual
satisfaction. Battered and bruised because he always felt
he was a good lover, Brady goes back to the nest to heal
from the divorce and his apparent lack of sexual prowess. In Cadillac, Brady meets bar owner Eden Hallsy. Back
in high school, both had a crush on one another, but did
little about it. With her reputation as the town's "bad
girl" and his desire and dreams about her, Brady decides
she is the perfect person to prove at least to him that he
is a caring competent lover. Eden is willing to share the
sheets, but it hurts her that the one man she always lusted
after thinks he can bed her because of her image and if she
goes with libido over pride how will she survive when he
returns to the big city without her? THE PLEASURE PRINCIPLE is a torrid romantic romp for
fans that like sweltering temperatures. Some readers will
not like the concept of a male needing to prove his sexual
abilities, but the charming lead couple takes the edge off
that theme with quirky humor and an erotic sharing of
love. Kimberly Raye lives up to the imprint with this
blazing tale that gives much pleasure to its audience. Harriet Klausner
Reviewed by PNR Group Member
Posted September 5, 2001
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