Cheryl B. reviewed on 11/28/2007 + 65 more book reviews

Julie Anderson wasn't looking for a pleasure slave, but she got one in the broad, abs of steel, Tristan when she purchased the battered jewelry box that was Tristan's prison. Julie couldn't help falling for the guy-- after all, he had centuries of practice in the bedroom and was really, really good at it (and handsome). Before long, Julie is madly in love and so is Tristan, because Julie refuses to use him, abuse him or make him perform like a circus dog--what man wouldn't fall in love with a woman like that? Ah, but true love never did run smooth. According to his curse, if Tristan tells Julie he loves her, he loses her, banished to the other side of the universe. And if he doesn't tell her? Tristan will probably lose Julie anyhow. Luckily, this is romance world.

I like this author, generally and found this book to be good.

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