Sins and Secrets

Sins and Secrets is classic Victorian erotica. The relationship between Peter and Pamela draws you in and is very hot. The details of Victorian life add a lot to the story. If you like historical romance and erotica, and are ready to take the next step, you'll love this book. I really liked the choose your own aspect. It's fun to choose and then go back and read the other choice. Any choice will be a hot one. Enjoy !

A wonderfully written love story with an intricate premise, well-crafted characters and incredible sensuality. I couldn't get enough of this sexy historical romance!!! In fact, I missed my train stop one morning and finally made it to work forty minutes late!!! I read P.F. Kozak's first erotic romance novel, Passion, and I didn't think it could get any better. I was so wrong. And perhaps the best thing about Kozak's writing is how intelligent it is. This is erotica for readers who'd like their intellect stimulated along with their um...other parts. I'm a fan for life.

This awesome read is nothing short of brilliant! From the amazingly unique/refreshing plot layout, to its highly sensual characters, I found it hard to put the book down. At times I thought I could feel heat rising from the pages! What a wonderful treat P.F. Kozak gives the readers...we can have IT any way we want it.

I absolutely adored this book. I picked it up at my local bookstore, flipped through it, and was immediately attracted to the fact that I could choose the way I wanted the story to go. It wasn't until I got home that I read how truly erotic this book is. The sex scenes are very well written and I just fell in love with it.

One of the best erotica books I've read in a long time. The sex scenes are well-written, but unlike some erotica that has no story or character development, this story does, which makes it an all around pleasure to read. A very pleasurable book from beginning to end. A story that stimulates and surpasses all of the sensuality tests and scales. What I like the most about this story is how the reader can choose to have either the male or the female as dominant in the sex scenes. Peter has loved Pamela from the moment she was a child while working as the family barrister. Upon her father's death, Pamela becomes Peter's ward, but she is now becoming a beautiful young woman and his sexual attraction to her is strong. He sends her away to boarding school in order to avoid the stimulation and taking the innocence of a young girl. Pamela returns from school as a beautiful, adult young woman, who is coming into her own sexuality and has stacks of the famous "Pearl" journals, wanting nothing more than to share what she has learned in these stories with Peter. They immediately recognize their sexual attraction to each other has grown even more during her absence and the sensual games between them begin. More than an erotic story of just sexual escapades, this is also a love story - and written in the Victorian era - making it a historical erotic romance - makes it even more alluring for romantica fans. I highy recommend this book for adults who enjoy a well-written historical erotic romance and I look forward to many more books written by P.F. Kozak in the future.