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Taylor James taylorjdesign — Roz Lee's The Love Boat was incredible. I never thought I find a book with great love scene and romance all thrown into one. Candace's bad luck turned into a wonderful experience. Ryan is to die for along with Richard. This read made it very easy to forget your surrounding and the real world. I highly recommend this book! Reviewed by Rosa 4 Divas I give the Lust Boat five Divas! I loved the book! I want a vacation where I have men on the menu and they are at my mercy!(lol) Who wouldn't want a vacation like that? I could do with my very own pirate kidnapping me any day of the week. I would love to find out what happens with Fallon and Richard. do they actually connect? What are the odds on a joint wedding? This book had a little bit of everything in Erotica and it kept me hot and bothered from the beginning. This is an easy and fast read. Once you start you won't want to put it down! Reviewed by Wicked 5 Divas The Lust Boat is an exciting story infused with humor, whimsy and tons of romance. At first, it appeared it would be a x-rated version of the 80's television show, but as the story evolved, it took on a life of its own. Candace and Ryan's romance developed into something very erotic and sensual. Many of their love scenes were sultry and sizzling. Everyone who reads will be interested in finding a cruise ship with the kind of activities this boat had. Although predictable, the story is full of excitement and readers will have a great time following the story. Reviewed by Trixxy 4 Divas OMG if this boat exists somewhere I want to book a cruise now! This book stimulates all your imagination. Imagine getting onto a boat and letting any fantasy, any forbidden idea about your sexual interests out to play. Then read this book and believe me stuff that you had never thought about are in this book. Imagine being personally instructed on how to perform Oral sex or how to sensually massage your partner. Yep just keeps that imagination going because it does not compare to the actual reading of this book. I had to stop many times when I was reading this book due to the squirming I could feel and the toys just had to come out and play. This is a beautifully written book and stimulates all the senses, If you want to go on an erotic ride then read this. I could not stop reading. Once I had picked it up, it was not put down until I finished. Keep an eye out for this authors books and I if you buy a paper copy that it will get tattered through the re reading of this book so buy two. Reviewed by Noushie 4 Divas "The Love Boat" with an attitude. I would love to able to enjoy a cruise like Candace experienced, and also would love to here how Richard's quest for Fallon's love. The development and cementing of their love is very enjoyable to read and experience. I see this book as a very erotic Mills and Boon steamy love story, which I found very wonderful read. Reviewed by Jordan Honey 4 Divas DIVA RATING: 4 HEAT RATING: Flame Link:http://www.deviantdivaseroticbookrevi...

Val Vinster _alriri — It was very violent but it was a good book and had a lot of details and telling what happen to 10 friends

尤 尧 youyao — New York today is the same as New York of 1948 but also SO different. I didn't fully get the geography, but that's because I don't venture past my set paths (neighborhood downtown, church uptown and some regular tourist spots in between). But that was also a point E.B. White made in this slim book - basically an essay about the city. I read this paragraph aloud to Shawn: "New York is nothing like Paris; it is nothing like London; and it is not Spokane multiplied by sixty or Detroit multiplied by four. It is by all odds the loftiest of cities. It even managed to reach the highest point in the sky at the lowest moment of the depression. The Empire State Building shot twelve hundred and fifty feet into the air when it was madness to put out as much as six inches of new growth." This gives me hope in this time of our new depression (in more ways than one, I'm afraid) - and how beautiful is that writing? I completely agree with the jacket's description of White's style: "a pure and plainspoken literary style: his writing was characterized by whit, sophistication, optimism and moral steadfastness." I mean, the man was responsible for "Elements of Style," so he knows what he's doing. And he's writing about my city (well actually I'm just borrowing it). I think I'll pass along this copy to my Gran, since it's written about New York around the time/just after the time she visited my Grandpa when he was stationed here.