"Torrid...very torrid"
Joan Benetti vows to herself that she can live without men
so that she concentrates on making her erotic bookstore a
success. However, her big problem in adhering to her
pledge is tasting the merchandise as the blazing tales make
her hot. Thus, in spite of her resolution, she agrees to
go out with wealthy businessman Bryce Worthington when he
tosses her an introductory pick up line. They eventually go to his hotel room where the heated looks
between them would melt the tundra. However, Joan, ever
the business guru, offers her companion a deal. He teaches
her all he knows about running a business and she will
teach him all she learned from her merchandise. Though she
thinks both can be done in a very short time, Bryce is
thinking like Scherazade, and plans to be a slow learner
needing a lifetime of remedial lessons. The heroine's attitude is weird to say the least especially
accepting a date with a stranger in an erotic bookstore
(even if she owns the place). Still, fans will enjoy this
lighthearted erotic caper because of her antics towards the
delightful Bryce, who enjoys being the teacher's pet. One
warning is don't try some of those passages (unless your
mate is willing -- Stan where are you) as Joan is a
professional. Harriet Klausner
Reviewed by PNR Group Member
Posted July 28, 2003
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