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 Forbidden Pleasure - Lora Leigh
 Forbidden Pleasure - Lora Leigh ... male partner. John Mac McCoy resigned his membership from The Club when he married Keiley Hardin. Tempting and innocent, sweet and sexy, she would never accept Mac's desire to share her with another man. However, Mac's fantasies of sharing his wife haunt his dreams. Then Jethro Riggs, Mac's best friend, arrives at their home in Wyoming. Of all the men, it was Riggs whom Mac most shared his women with. They shared the same views on pleasing women, and a hunger to push the same boundaries. Slowly Mac and Riggs introduce Keiley to a pleasure she has never known. |
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Harmony's Way - Lora Leigh
Harmony's Way is a little off the beaten track (364 words) by ladybracknell - written on 09/11/08 (Very useful, 4 readings)
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and immediately falls in lust with Harmony and she with him. Truth to tell, there is very little story and a huge amount of luridly described rumpy pumpy. Lora Leigh is very fond of describing genitalia in all its glory which, rather than being erotic or arousing, is simply rather tacky, and certainly doesn t add anything to the story. Not that there is much story really and what there is seems merely to be a vehicle for the various sexual interludes between Harmony and Lance and between a couple of secondary characters thrown in for good measure. I m not against erotic romance, in fact I quite enjoy it when it is well written but I m afraid Lora Leigh has a tendency ...
Harmony's Way - Lora Leigh
Harmony's Way is a little off the beaten track (364 words) by ladybracknell - written on 09/11/08 (Very useful, 4 readings)
Rating:
and immediately falls in lust with Harmony and she with him. Truth to tell, there is very little story and a huge amount of luridly described rumpy pumpy. Lora Leigh is very fond of describing genitalia in all its glory which, rather than being erotic or arousing, is simply rather tacky, and certainly doesn t add anything to the story. Not that there is much story really and what there is seems merely to be a vehicle for the various sexual interludes between Harmony and Lance and between a couple of secondary characters thrown in for good measure. I m not against erotic romance, in fact I quite enjoy it when it is well written but I m afraid Lora Leigh has a tendency ...
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