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A review by theaudioauditor
Pleasure and Purpose by Megan Hart
4.0
Paper book review.
I love the complexity of the characters. Considering the content, I figured they would be cookie-cutter stereotyped characters driven by their physical needs only, but there are so many emotional layers.
The three novels follow three couples all at the same kingly court. The men are the closest of friends from their school days, and they each acquire a Handmaiden, one after the other. Each man is dealing with his own personal demons, and each woman provides his exact counterpoint. Such an interesting idea for a series!
A warning for timid readers, contains very sexually explicit scenes, including a threesome scene which is a rare find. Be prepared to blush furiously, because this book is way hotter than "Fifty Shades." I also love the intelligent language used, not simplified, but gentrified to fit the setting. Is there such a thing as polite or proper dirty talk? Apparently.
I love the complexity of the characters. Considering the content, I figured they would be cookie-cutter stereotyped characters driven by their physical needs only, but there are so many emotional layers.
The three novels follow three couples all at the same kingly court. The men are the closest of friends from their school days, and they each acquire a Handmaiden, one after the other. Each man is dealing with his own personal demons, and each woman provides his exact counterpoint. Such an interesting idea for a series!
A warning for timid readers, contains very sexually explicit scenes, including a threesome scene which is a rare find. Be prepared to blush furiously, because this book is way hotter than "Fifty Shades." I also love the intelligent language used, not simplified, but gentrified to fit the setting. Is there such a thing as polite or proper dirty talk? Apparently.