Fire And Ice (Black Lace)
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Black Lace - the leading erotic imprint for women
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At work Nina is known as the Ice Queen, as her frosty demeanour makes her colleagues think she's equally cold in bed. But what they don't know is that she spends her free time acting out sleazy scenarios with her boyfriend, Andrew, in which she's a prostitute and he's a punter.
But when Andrew starts inviting his less-than-respectable friends to join in their games, things begin to get strange and Nina finds herself being drawn deeper into London's seedy underworld, where everything is for sale and nothing is what it seems.
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10 of 10 people found the following review helpful
Format:Mass Market Paperback
After reading some great reviews about this book, I was very much looking forward to reading it. and once I read it I was disappointed beyond words. It was full of sentimental babble which I tried but could not appreciate. The only part of the book I found interesting was the part where the leading female character was made to act out a lady of the night role in a hotel room with her boyfriend, her boyfriend's uncle and the hotel waiter. the rest of the book was disappointing and not very exciting. This book is may be to some people's taste, but certainly not mine. For the lack of a better word I would say the I found the contents of this book were a bit mundane.
24 of 26 people found the following review helpful
Format:Mass Market Paperback
I've read many Black Lace novels, and this one is undoubtly the best so far. Excellent description of the love/sex scenes, excellent probing of human sexuality, both male and female, with international intrigue expertly woven in as well. Wonderful storytelling from Hamilton, equals that of the long-established masters. This is my first Hamilton novel, and it certainly won't be the last!
21 of 23 people found the following review helpful
Format:Mass Market Paperback
jut buy this book for the first few chapters
it describes one long continuous scene where the heroine services her boyfriend as a whore in a hotel room. His boss then enters along with a hotel waiter. Will she. won't she - of course she does and it is very, very horny.
She goes on to have a few more adventures, including being shaved by a gentlemans barber.
Really, really good
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A down-to-earth, no-frills account of one woman's curiosity
This book is written in a very basic style, which gives it a credible feel. The main character gets swept away by her curiosity and becomes intent on working through her fantasies... Read more
Published on 26 May 2007 by J. Page
The Best So Far?
I dont think so but a wonderfull book all the same, buy it you wont be sorry. I would also recommend Asking for Trouble by Kristina LLoyd, Shameless by Stella Black and Mother... Read more
Published on 8 April 2001
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