Elizabeth Woodham

Loved this beginning to the series, and I'll definitely check out the rest.

Lust by Elizabeth Woodham is well written and truly draws you in to the world of the main character, Owen. While on business in London, he meets some people from his past; more specifically an old crush who isn't just as out of reach as she was back in school, but also no longer as appealing. However, Owen can barely control his lust when he comes face to face with her daughter, Anna.

I'm not a parent, so perhaps I'm a bit more open minded than some, but still the attraction between Owen and Anna feels quite wrong, and yet so right! The fact that it's quite a taboo makes it more exciting and I can't help but want more of it!… (mehr)

The Little Red Kilt is an enticing little story, great to curl up in bed with and sure to provide instant gratification.

In only 2000 words we get a well rounded series of events, all tied together and connected by coincidence. The sex is hot, and the language used is beautiful. I enjoyed the mystery and excitement and the message that this girl just wants to have fun.

It is my opinion that ebooks are the perfect medium for publishing shorts, especially within this genre. It's nice to be able to read a little something before bedtime that can be finished in one sitting, but which doesn't seem unnatural or cut short prematurely.

It's easy to ramble on, and it's easy to be incomplete. But it's hard finding that perfect spot where the story feels done in very few pages and Elizabeth Woodham manages to find that balance with ease.… (mehr)

As expected after part one ; Lust, now that Owen has well and truly deflowered Anna, the daughter of his high school crush, their affair intensifies. They seemingly cannot get enough of each other as he continues to slowly teach her pleasure; both of the giving and receiving kind.

I very much enjoyed part one as well as this instalment and am looking forward to continuing to learn more about these two. And as with all of Elizabeth Woodham's work; the language is beautiful, the writing drives you forward in the story at speed. She effortlessly manages to convey so much in a limited page count that there is never the temptation to skim over passages like I might do with other writers.… (mehr)