In
the past Trent O’Reilly had been sexually attracted to Josie “The Tease”
Marcus. At one point he’d even envisioned her as the woman he might settle down with.
But on a night a few years ago, Trent discovered Josie was incapable of having a serious
sexual relationship when she left him naked and stranded at Ocean Beach.
Now Josie is back
in town temporarily running her mother’s debt riddled “Lovers for Life Centre”,
a school for the sexually impaired.
Trent just happens to be her landlord and Josie’s back rent is way overdue. Trent’s never gotten over what Josie did to
him that fateful evening on the beach and he has a plan for revenge. If she gives him sex
lessons he’ll call it even on the back rent. When Josie agrees, Trent is thrilled and
puts his plan into motion. By the time he’s finished with her, Josie "The
Tease" will know what it means to be “wanting for more”. Unfortunately for
Trent even the best-laid plans go awry…
Growing up with a
male-bimbo chasing mother and working as a marriage counselor has shown Josie Marcus the
darker side of romance, leaving her with a sexual hang-up even she cannot understand. A
hang-up which makes her freeze anytime she tries to make love to a man who excites her. On top of that problem Josie hasn’t had sex
in a really long time, and she feels it’s about time she bring an end to this
drought. But the thought of ending this sexual drought with Trent by giving him sex
lessons in return for the back rent brings back that shakiness and fear that she’s
always run from. Being a counselor she knows facing her fears will be the only way to
conquer it. If she has her own way it won’t be long before she’s having
wild, passionate sex with the guy of her fantasies. Now if only she could get Trent to
fully co-operate in those agreed upon sex lessons…
Jamie Sobrato
shows us her sparkling humor in her latest Harlequin Blaze. “Pleasure for Pleasure” contains two
appealing characters with a highly charged sexual attraction to each other, teasing love
scenes and a fun storyline. Jamie Sobrato’s brand of storytelling is showing her to
be a sure winner of writing steamy romances.
Reviewed by Jan Springer, Romance Author for The
Road To Romance
March 13, 2003
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