Voyeur

WOW. Just WOW. I picked this up on KU after seeing it on sapphic_book_club's Instagram stories. I was not prepared and was completely knocked off my feet. This is a volcanically hot opposites attract romance. This is the first book from Nicole Pyland that I've read and I'm still sweaty. I'm still kind of reeling from this book and not really sure how to review it other than to say "enjoyed it" is an understatement. This book, for me at least, spoke a lot about breaking the shame around women enjoying and pursuing sex. This is an intensely sexual story with copious amounts of amazing encounters but the plot was actually really, really good. I know a lot of times that isn't really the case but I was really impressed with how Pyland carried this plot between Silver & and Honor and how their relationship evolved. I felt like the pace was steady and the encounters actually assisted with Honors development as well as acceptance of what she desires outside a traditional relationship structure. This is one I'm going to be getting in print, friends. 100%. If you're looking for some hellacious steam factor, great characters, and all sorts of sexual sapphic scenarios - you've found it. What a great ride. WOW.

Nicole Pyland is such a creative writer. I was not sure what to expect with is book but am so very glad that I picked it up and enjoyed it so thoroughly! It is going on my to be reread and savored again and again shelf! To say this is erotica at its best I believe is an understatement. It has a real story as it’s base that is well developed and believable with great characters and awesome settings. God yes it is hot, as hot as any I have read. Enjoy folks it is a treat to be savored.

Are there really art shows like this around if so can someone give me all the details so I can make an appearance! Wow, while this book is full of steamy sex but the sexiest part was the chemistry between Silver and Honor. While the groups sex and open relationship isn’t my thing it was actually beautiful to see them come together and make it work. I didn’t give the book five stars because the style of writing wasn’t my favorite. I also found it somewhat confusing at times at who was speaking. Lastly I cringed a bit at some of the terms used; it could very well be relevant to others but in my circles we don’t say we’re hard or suck me off. Those are more male terms in my opinion but like I said it could be relevant to others.