A Kept Woman by Daryl Devore

Title: A Kept Woman

Author: Daryl Devore

Sub-Genre(s): Erotic, BDSM

Publisher: New Dawning BookFair

Publication Date: February 24, 2011

ISBN #: B004PGNB9C

Format: eBook from Author

Reviewer: Sam

Rating: 5 Cups

Blurb:*

Desperately unemployed, Arianne, answers an ad that reads 'Woman Wanted'. With miniscule hours and excellent pay, she accepts the position of courtesan to Derek, a handsomely dashing man, whom she finds out is a billionaire. Engaging in a game of cat and mouse, will they drive each other crazy…or will they fall in love first.

Review:
A Kept Woman has just become one of my favorite books I’ve read this year. I know I’ve got several but from the blurb alone I was intrigued and had to know what happens next. When a blurb can give you loads of questions you are dying to know the answers too, you just know it has to be a good book.

The basis of a woman signing up for the job as a paid companion whose sole purpose is to please her employer and this develops into a love match may sound a little predictable but I can promise you, in my opinion there is nothing predictable about A Kept Woman.

There is a lot of sex within the story but I found it in no way distracted from the main overall story line.

Arianne starts of using all of her feminine wiles to lure Derek into falling in love with her becoming the ultimate catch as he is a wealthy man. The balance here changes when she suddenly realizes she doesn’t want to trap him or catch him but simply give him as much pleasure and all of her love possible.

I thought this was a wonderful story taking on a premise I thought could have been tricky. Excellent writing and wonderful character and as far as I’m concerned a keeper.


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