A Wild Older Woman by Sam Crescent

Title: A Wild Older Woman

Author: Sam Crescent

Sub-Genre(s): Cougar, Contemporary, M/F, Erotic

Publisher: Secret Cravings Publishing

Publication Date: September 30, 2011

ISBN #: B005RZPQBQ

Format: eBook from Author

Reviewer: Dawne

Rating: 4.5 Cups

Blurb:*

Do younger men treat a woman better? At least that is what Karen Wild is about to find out. This forty years old, divorced mother of two children is about to find out what being a cougar is all about. She believed she could battle anything that came her way...that is until Nick Marshall entered her life.

She never anticipated Nick, thirteen years her junior, being interested in her. He’s hot and he wants Karen all to himself.

Join this cougar as she learns to accept her sexuality and finally learns what it means to love and how a younger man can melt the years away

Review:
Three little letters to describe the effect A Wild Older Woman had on me- WOW! From the light and mild BDSM to the unbelievable moments in the bedroom, Crescent creates a compelling and potent love/romance in this novella. Karen and Nick are perfectly matched with his desire and need for love while Karen's unleashed sexual tendencies are pure and very well written/described.

While I would have liked to have seen a full-fledged argument with Karen's ex-husband Derek ignite to add to the passion between Karen and Nick, Crescent portrayed his (Derek's personality as an jerk) flawlessly. The heat radiating from Karen and Nick is priceless from his first announcement in her office on page one to the moment of unadulterated carefree sex in her office at the end of the novella, Crescent knows how to turn on the heat and keep it hot.

Available at:
Amazon (Kindle Edition)
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