Pleasure Island

Natalie Green has two weeks of vacation to do anything she wants. A trip to Paradise Island sounds like the perfect thing to help her wind down and hopefully fulfill some sexual fantasies. Natalie has read and signed the contract and the only thing left to do is find the right men for her - and she does with Tomas and Nicolas. Their lovemaking skills are exactly what Natalie craves, but she senses something is not as it seems. And she is correct. Paradise Island has its own secrets. Secrets that Natalie plan to explore. Pleasure Island is one of the most erotic books I have ever read from Lorie O'Clare. It was well written, sometimes shocking, but ultimately a good read. My lackluster enjoyment of Pleasure Island is simply because it is written in first person - which has NOTHING to do with Lorie O'Clare's ability as a writer or even the story itself. Tomas and Nicolas - the things they can do with a woman's body. They made me shiver. Lovers of Lorie O'Clare will enjoy Pleasure Island tremendously - I am going to read the next installment just because I know Lorie O'Clare will deliver another great story. Talia Reviewed for Joyfully Reviewed

Attorney Natalie Green arrives at the island resort expecting an erotic vacation. She meets two hunks Nicolas and Tomas who seem too devoted to her in such a short time. Their constant attentiveness frightens her because they pleasure her taking Natalie to orgasms like never before. Soon afterward she meets hermit Malachai in a taboo zone while she explored the island. They are attracted to one another from the first look and soon make love. Malachai wonders if his beloved is the impetus for him to return to the world while her two other lovers keep intruding. This is a fascinating erotic romance starring four solid (no pun intended re the men) protagonists. The sex is exotic and erotic leaving readers wondering throughout whom, if any, ends up with Natalie. Although too many subplots are crammed into the tale, fans will enjoy the interlude on PLEASURE ISLAND. Harriet Klausner