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 Ooh, la, la...oui? | |
| Sexy, seductive, scandlous...shall I say more! Page after page, filled with firey passion of a nieve wife, Eve, yearning for the attention from her prominent, secretive husband, Chaplin Proffit. Eve has seen all she wants to see in the alley's of New Orlean's, but is she ready for what hides behind locked doors? Is she prepared to know the secret Chaplin has kept from her for six years? With the assistance of a french maid/ niece and Chaplin's bastard brother, Dewel Proffit, her once conservative lifestyle strips down to the naked truth. | |
 Man oh man! | |
| This New Orleans-based sizzler kept me turning the pages. Man oh man what delicious scenes! I know what I'll be doing to my girlfriend tonight. :-D | |
| Another New Orleans sizzler by Melissa MacNeal .... | |
| A young Miss Eve, recently married to the dashingly wealthy and powerfull Chapin soon discovers that perghaps she is no more and no less part of the required elegant furniture that her new husband has in his mansion. Little Miss Eve was certainly more than surprised to follow her philandering husband and find that he has a very active second life that includes young girls that are not treated like furniture but more like excercise equipment .... In comes her brother in law Dewel, considered to be the black sheep of the family and definitly not one to be consorting with. Miss Eve certainly doesn't consort, but, she does practically everything else including letting Dewel introduce Eve to her new ladies maid, Monique, a hot hot hot sexy sultering and spicy New Orleans Cajun from the hot bayou .... OK so thats only the start of the bokk it's from here on it that it get HOT and complicated as we folow Miss Eve into pernition and a complex plot involving some rtaher yummie little maids and a school of young 'girls' wanting to work in the wealthy manisions of 1890's New Orleans ... I would guess, knowing and loving that city and it's people, nothing much has changed .... A super book and it's going to be hard to get .......... |
