The Play Room by Annabel Lucas
This review is from 2020 and is kept here for reference. Titles, prices and availability may have changed.
Recommendation
Shane & Tess light the pages of The Play Room on Fire! 🔥🔥🔥🔥 I was in the need of a steamy, quick little read that could pull me out of the realities of the world for a little bit and Annabel Lucas gave me just what I was craving. The story was filled with sensual, erotic undertones and the chemistry between Shane and Tess was addicting. I found myself not wanting their intimate scenes to ever end. The writing was not rushed in any way and it really made their story engaging and worthwhile.
Excerpts
hane stood between Tessa’s open thighs. An invitation. Her hands roamed, moving gently over Shane’s face and neck. Tess dug her fingers in Shane’s hair as she gently kissed her. Lips on lips, Shane succumbed to the kiss and it occurred to Shane that Tess tasted of strawberries.
The man was captivated by Tess’s blond head moving between her legs; and Shane spread out for all the world, or at least the lucky gardener, to see. Now another had joined him, alerted by her moans and the stillness of his distracted partner. They might have been brothers. He also had a shock of hair that fell over his chocolate eyes, which now feasted on her as Tess ate her pussy.
Shane felt the climax rise in her thighs. Tess carried her into the orgasm as the waves moved them back toward the beach. Carried by the current, at the mercy of the sea, Tess slipped her fingers inside her, and Shane came and came. At the mercy of the climax and the ocean. And she could not stop trembling.
Publisher synopsis
Meet Shane Evans, a dark-haired beauty and former goody two-shoes. All work and no play, that’s a thing of the past. Now Shane is venturing out to see what the world holds. A world with Tess…
Tess is beautiful, smart and savvy. An incredibly successful businesswoman. These are the part of herself she shares with the world. Now she wants to share more with Shane…
With Ryan’s blessing, Shane is off for a girl’s whirlwind weekend with Tess; in the vineyard, on the beach, and in Tess’s playroom…
Review published June 8, 2020