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Lap Dance
How does a friendship catch fire? It starts with a lap dance...
Alexandra and Diego are coworkers who won’t risk their friendship for the lusty fling they secretly want. Newly divorced and fresh from the suburbs, Alexandra’s afraid that if she gives him her body, he’ll steal her heart. A bisexual ex-model too gorgeous for his own good, Diego is afraid the true intensity of his passion will scare off the skittish Alexandra. So they skate along as friends, never confronting the depth of their feelings.
A fun night out at a male strip club changes everything when a wild young stripper electrifies them both. Sexy and mysterious with a dangerous past, Tristan is the ultimate bad boy, firing up their desire even as he arouses their jealousy. Soon they’re competing against each other in a battle of male vs. female sexual wiles. It’s a dead heat until the night their rivalry turns explosive at an auction of the raciest kind...
Contains: M/M/M/F, bisexuality, group sex, exhibitionism
Alexandra and Diego are coworkers who won’t risk their friendship for the lusty fling they secretly want. Newly divorced and fresh from the suburbs, Alexandra’s afraid that if she gives him her body, he’ll steal her heart. A bisexual ex-model too gorgeous for his own good, Diego is afraid the true intensity of his passion will scare off the skittish Alexandra. So they skate along as friends, never confronting the depth of their feelings.
A fun night out at a male strip club changes everything when a wild young stripper electrifies them both. Sexy and mysterious with a dangerous past, Tristan is the ultimate bad boy, firing up their desire even as he arouses their jealousy. Soon they’re competing against each other in a battle of male vs. female sexual wiles. It’s a dead heat until the night their rivalry turns explosive at an auction of the raciest kind...
Contains: M/M/M/F, bisexuality, group sex, exhibitionism
88 pages, ebook
First published January 1, 2010
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December 18, 2014
3.5 bi stars!
almost made it to my fave list and get some 4 stars, untill i read 20% end. it was going so smooth and interesting, but the conclusion seems prolonged, and just destroyed the good build up flow from the 80% first.
the character is built darn good. especially the chemistry between Diego and Alexandra.
i just cant find the author idea to why Hunter is on the ending. i thought him there to "take" Tristan away from the three way so Diego could be with Lex. it would be only makes sense like that especially after the moonlight scene between Diego and Lex.
and also from the first, Tristan character is not that stood out. why would he be one of the MC when his existance is not that strong? and with no future reference to where he stood in the future. i will understand if this book is part of series, because Lex last conv with Diego hinting that only the two of them that forever. but this book is standalone. well.. it is somewhat sad that the 20% end part destroyed the whole books plot.
almost made it to my fave list and get some 4 stars, untill i read 20% end. it was going so smooth and interesting, but the conclusion seems prolonged, and just destroyed the good build up flow from the 80% first.
the character is built darn good. especially the chemistry between Diego and Alexandra.
i just cant find the author idea to why Hunter is on the ending. i thought him there to "take" Tristan away from the three way so Diego could be with Lex. it would be only makes sense like that especially after the moonlight scene between Diego and Lex.
and also from the first, Tristan character is not that stood out. why would he be one of the MC when his existance is not that strong? and with no future reference to where he stood in the future. i will understand if this book is part of series, because Lex last conv with Diego hinting that only the two of them that forever. but this book is standalone. well.. it is somewhat sad that the 20% end part destroyed the whole books plot.
April 12, 2015
Not a romance. More of an erotica read, sexual coming of age for a celibate h with unhappy past
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