Helpful Score: 2
The book had lots and lots of sex. The story could have been stronger and the conflict at the end more intense, but it was still a typical Emma Holly book. Besides the hot, hot hetero sex, there is sex with the same sex (both men and women), multiple partners, some bondage, and voyeurism.
Helpful Score: 1
This was my 1st "Black Lace" read......WOW.....HOT...HOT...HOT! Not to be read by the faint of heart...very erotic. Ms. Holly is one of my fav's with her newer stories....but this was interesting as well. Will be looking for more from this series.
Helpful Score: 1
Who would've thought that food eroticism could reach such incredible heights? This book is deliciously raunchy with everything from voyeurism, toy play and food play in the bedroom mixed in with a great plot and sexy characters! One of my fave books of Holly's to read.
Helpful Score: 1
This book read like a porno movie. The only thing missing was the teenage pizza boy. There was barely a story. If you like that kind of book then you'll love this book. It just wasn't my kind of book.
if u r a reader of emma holly, u know her books r great, she did not disappoint in this one either. it has everything food, love, sex etc..... l recommend this book to anyone who wants a good book to read.
Hot..sexy read!
Very hot and per usual with Holly, very alternative. I loved it!!
another Emma Holly book, steamy great sex nice characters.
In a word, eww.Generally, you expect erotica, romantica or erotic romance(whatever label you are using) to be sexy- not turn you off sex. The set up is promising- anyone who has ever worked in a resort area restaurant knows the kithchen and behind-the-scenes can be brimming over with sexual tension! Unfortunately, the author drops a promising premise like (sorry) a hot potato in favor of nonstop bad sex. One wonders how this Inn was ever a going concern- who is meeting the food vendors or running the place- everyone seems to be, well, tied up. More unforgiveably, the author betrays the ancillary lesbian character by suggesting that she really just wants a man. That Emma Holly wrote this is a bit surprising as I have read other books and stories by her that were much, much better. This one was such a stinker, I contemplated just throwing it out after throwing at the wall, but maybe it is just what someone else is looking for.
the cover looks different, but a good steamy book
if you can't stand the heat, stay out of this kitchen. I mean book. Hot hot hot