Carol

by Lori Cook

Carol has a special skill: getting people to do exactly what she wants. Working for the mysterious Cardinal, she serves justice where all other means have failed. Her methods may not be conventional, but she always makes people pay, one way or another. And she takes great pleasure in doing so.

Packed with erotic thrills, Carol is an exciting and sexy read. But it is also thought-provoking and evocative, exploring issues of gratification and guilt, desire and retribution. This is adult fiction at its most liberating.

Look away if you’re shy, this novel is hot, racy and unashamedly horny. Carol is a woman who knows exactly what she wants, and she never stops until she gets it. Even then she doesn’t always stop...

186 pages, Kindle Edition

First published June 20, 2013

Reviews

[Katerina · Rating 1 out of 5]

Carol, oh Carol...
Songs have been written about your beauty...
You are Aphrodite, Helena, Cleopatra, Scheherazade, Mona Lisa, Madame Pompadour, Audrey Hepburn and Marilyn Monroe all wrapped in one person.*sigh*
So stunning, men get an erection from just looking at you, they fall immediately to their knees and want to adore your body... and who could blame them?
You are so narcissistic, the Majesty of Self-Worship, you could make love to yourself the whole day and for the rest of your life...

And I think, I am going to throw up!
What was this?
"Look away if you’re shy, this novel is hot, racy and unashamedly horny."
I am not shy...and this was not hot, racy and unashamedly horny...
I have read far better erotica!!!
This was....
I am at a loss for words here...*shakes head*
"Packed with erotic thrills, Carol is an exciting and sexy read. But it is also thought-provoking and evocative, exploring issues of gratification and guilt, desire and retribution. This is adult fiction at its most liberating."
Uh-huh!
I agree with "thought-provoking"...
Because when I finally read the last sentence, it really provoked a thought:
Why did I bother????