47 - she masturbates to tempt HIM to take her. check, check, check.Ĭome on, all the shoes in the world shouldn't make you want to give up on your freedom after the first 30 pages! great male (hansom, rich, awesome in bed). This woman sells herself so cheap that's pathetic (and I'm afraid to think that the women who gave those rating would do the same): Really? That's what women dream in their spare time? Based on the GREAT reviews I would say 'Yes - apparently they do.' I'm more disappointed in the reviews than in the book, which in the end is just a plain-erotica-wannabe-psychological novel. After two weeks (which in the book represent less than 30 pages) she's having orgasms over him. Main problem: she is so weak that she can't stand to be alone after the first day - she'd rather prefer her kidnapper to touch her than to be alone and safe in an empty room. This book is about a woman, Emily, who's kidnapped and 'broken' by a psycho with good looks. I'm left wondering why things couldn't have went differently while also hoping for the possibility they can. Yet, there's this other part of me (that is clearly insane) screaming THEN, I found out The Monster's story.Įmily eventually leaves The Monster and the sensible part me is saying I wanted to cut off testicles and make him eat them. I hate what he's doing and yet it's turning me on? I guess on some level I'm thinking (against my better judgement) While everything The Montser's doing I'm thinking Then, things started getting really bad.and sexual. We have two characters in this book: Emily and the guy who's never named.Let's call him 'The Monster'.it fits. I went in blind thinking it was some type of

I know somewhere in my subconscious I was doing this It was able to totally manipulate me emotionally. So if you gave it a low rating, I'm in total agreement with you! My rating is based solely on the fact the book was able to take my mind (and libido) in places I would normally be totally against.

I've been all over the place on rating and reviewing this book.

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