The Pleasure Slave By: Gena Showalter
This is the second book I read by Gena Showalter and it too was just as good at The Stone Prince.
In this story a young woman, Julie, purchases a small trinket box from a flea market only to find out that it's sort of like a genie in a bottle. Inside is Tristan, a pleasure slave, cursed to spend eternity to please women. Their wish is his command. The only way to free himself is to fall in love with a woman.
Julie does fall in love with Tristan and he too falls in love with her, yet he denies it until he finally comes to his senses.
This story was really funny. Gena Showalter does a great job with placing the main male character in the unfamiliar world and making them act strange and barbaric, i.e. smashing telephones and answering machines.
9/10 - it was a bit too much like the first novel.
I just started reading Heart of the Dragon by Gena and it's great so far! Loving it.
P.S. - All three of these titles I purchased in the Kindle Bundle. Great buy at $9.99 for all three titles.
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This is the second book I read by Gena Showalter and it too was just as good at The Stone Prince.
In this story a young woman, Julie, purchases a small trinket box from a flea market only to find out that it's sort of like a genie in a bottle. Inside is Tristan, a pleasure slave, cursed to spend eternity to please women. Their wish is his command. The only way to free himself is to fall in love with a woman.
Julie does fall in love with Tristan and he too falls in love with her, yet he denies it until he finally comes to his senses.
This story was really funny. Gena Showalter does a great job with placing the main male character in the unfamiliar world and making them act strange and barbaric, i.e. smashing telephones and answering machines.
9/10 - it was a bit too much like the first novel.
I just started reading Heart of the Dragon by Gena and it's great so far! Loving it.
P.S. - All three of these titles I purchased in the Kindle Bundle. Great buy at $9.99 for all three titles.
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