Living day-to-day as a switchboard operator, Evelyn Gardner loathes the sexual cravings that cost her the home and family she’d always dreamed of. When she meets Jimmy Doyle Walker, the sexy first baseman for the Washington Diplomats, at a church revival meeting, he challenges her beliefs and her expectations. Determinedly, he seduces her through erotic letters, sensual gifts, and sexual play, until she dares dream she can have satisfaction and respectability.
Too bad her father, the preacher, seems set on ruining not only their reputations but also their lives.
Evelyn and Jimmy
Doyle are sensual and electric in Roz
Lee’s, Suspended Game.
Ms.
Lee’s BDSM-driven story brought need and desire to the
forefront of an era when propriety was the norm and women subdued.
Ms.
Lee’s portrayal of Evelyn gave credence to the fact
that women were repressed creatures and prisoners of their desires circa the
Great Depression.
Evelyn’s
transformation was beautifully written~ a caterpillar morphing into a beautiful
butterfly, expanding her wings and taking flight.
The inception of BDSM
into a suppressed era and the conception of the terminology and subtle nuances were
paramount to the story and the level of trust Evelyn felt wrapped in Jimmy
Doyle’s arms. Jimmy Doyle was a vividly-large personality~ a man who knew his
inner cravings and the type of woman he wanted. Together, the slow release of
Evelyn’s inhibitions coupled with Jimmy Doyle’s patience and love, amazed and enhanced
the story.
Roz
Lee
has made it to the top of my BDSM must read list. An erotic tale with
captivating characterizations.
Book
provided by author/publisher in exchange for an honest review
Definite S.E.X.
A five handcuff
review
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I loved this book. LOVED it. So glad you did too!
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