PLEASURE
HAS NEVER BEEN SO DECADENT . . .
Paige Moore
has a fulfilling business designing couture corsets for her high profile
clientele, but her love life is sorely lacking. Being burned in the worst way
possible by Sawyer Burrows has left her guarded and wary when it comes to men
and their motives. When her best friend presents her with an invitation to The
Players Club, she embraces the chance to enjoy a hot night with a stranger, and
finally put her past heartbreak, and Sawyer, behind her.
Sawyer knows
he devastated Paige with his careless actions a year and a half ago, and he's
lived every day since with those regrets. Now, seeing Paige at The Players
Club, he knows this is his chance to make amends and prove that there is still
something between them worth pursuing. If sensual pleasure is what Paige is
looking for, then he intends to be the man to spend the night seducing every
part of her.
Paige's
surrender is Sawyer's ultimate goal, but once her desires are sated, will she
give them the second chance they deserve?
Release Date: July 13, 2015
The Players Club #2
Review copy provided by Blog Tour Company
Liza’s review:
I'm a huge fan of Erika Wilde and I anxiously await each new
book. I love her new Players Club series and was so excited I had a chance to
read Paige and Sawyer's book early.
I loved Playing with
Pleasure so much. I've wanted to know more about Paige since we first met
her in The Marriage Diaries books. I've always seen her as such a strong
businesswoman and fierce friend, but wanted her to find love after her ex broke
her heart. I really wanted to hate Sawyer for hurting Paige, but felt
deep down there was way more to the story than Paige knew. I love
that while Paige goes to The Players Club for a hot night with a stranger, Paige
and Sawyer can't stay away from one another. While Paige and Sawyer can't
keep their hands off one another, I did like that Paige set some limits in the
beginning. I understood her need to protect herself initially and it totally
fit with her character.
I loved how hard Sawyer worked to prove to Paige he was sorry
for their past and would be willing to work for them to have a future. I
honestly found it hard to believe he would ever have anything to do with
Paige's stepsister Ashley and after actually seeing Ashley in action; I hated
her more than ever before. The only way I can describe Ashley is a selfish
vindictive bitch. I loved that Sawyer and Paige actually talked through their
issues from the past to they could actually have a chance at a future,
including the Ashley issues.
Paige became more confident in her looks the more time she
spent with Sawyer. I think the fact that he absolutely worshiped her
body every single time they were together had just a little bit to do with it.
My kindle screen pretty much steamed up every single time Paige and Sawyer were
alone together. I loved that both Paige and Sawyer were willing to test their
limits together in and out of the bedroom. I really loved watching Paige and
Sawyer reestablish trust the more time they spent together. With Sawyer's
dominance tendencies in the bedroom trust was a must for their relationship to
grow. Sawyer also had major protective instincts when it comes to Paige, and I
loved that there were moments of sweetness to go along with the steamy love
scenes.
I absolutely loved everything about Paige and Sawyer's romance.
I really think their strength as a couple came partly because of their
time apart due to Ashley. While I would love to have seen someone drop a piano
on Ashley to get her out of the way, I really loved how Paige, Sawyer and even
Ashley's mom handled the situation in the end.
I've loved all of the Marriage Diaries books and The
Players Club books so far. I have to say that Paige and Sawyer are currently my
favorite couple from the series. I joked on Facebook that I really wanted to
just say buy this book for my review since I loved it so much. Playing with Pleasure is another winner
from Erika Wilde and a winner for romance readers who enjoy both scorching hot
love scenes and sweetness in their romances.
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