Publisher:
Totally Bound
Date published: 26th April 2016
ISBN: 978-1-78651-020-4
Erotic Romance, Multicultural
E-book
Reviewed by Helen
Weblink: https://www.totallybound.com/book/capturing-the-moment
Obtained via publisher
Rating: 4
Six years ago Meg and RJ were passionately in love. The sex was always amazing but the relationship fell apart. Now RJ is determined to make Meg give him a second chance.
Since this book is part of the “Sexy Snax” line I expected frequent hot sex. I wasn’t disappointed. There is a LOT of sex—hot varied, imaginative, and diverse. The author has also made very good use of the Cambodian people, places, scenery, and tourist stuff. It was obvious to me that she had been there herself as her imagery was superb. Far better than could be expected from online research.
The chemistry between the two main characters is well drawn. The push and pull, attraction and worry, memories and desires are all handled capably indeed. Ms. Night is to be congratulated.
Date published: 26th April 2016
ISBN: 978-1-78651-020-4
Erotic Romance, Multicultural
E-book
Reviewed by Helen
Weblink: https://www.totallybound.com/book/capturing-the-moment
Obtained via publisher
Rating: 4
Six years ago Meg and RJ were passionately in love. The sex was always amazing but the relationship fell apart. Now RJ is determined to make Meg give him a second chance.
Since this book is part of the “Sexy Snax” line I expected frequent hot sex. I wasn’t disappointed. There is a LOT of sex—hot varied, imaginative, and diverse. The author has also made very good use of the Cambodian people, places, scenery, and tourist stuff. It was obvious to me that she had been there herself as her imagery was superb. Far better than could be expected from online research.
The chemistry between the two main characters is well drawn. The push and pull, attraction and worry, memories and desires are all handled capably indeed. Ms. Night is to be congratulated.
The plot is mostly about the characters coming together and their activities in Siem Reap, Cambodia, but that’s enough considering the short length of the book and the need for the setting to be explained, plus the use of sex for plot and character development.
The book is well presented and clean with very few grammatical errors or typos. The choreography of the opening scene is a little confusing. I was worried someone would have stolen her camera equipment before she collects it but then maybe she hadn’t stepped away from it at all.
Altogether the author has demonstrated very well that the sex can advance the plot perfectly as well as demonstrate the natures of the main characters. Kudos to Ms. Night.
This is an objective review and not an endorsement of this book.
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