Curvaceous Heart is definitely a hot and sweaty read. The aspects of Dominance and Submission that are used in this story are not overwhelming and so well defined and understood that even those people who are not as into that type of book will find this to be an absolute pleasure to read. The story pulls you in until the very end making it a story you don’t want to have to put down. There is a storyline above and beyond the one created from the relationship of the two main characters.

Sue is going to be forty soon and the image she sees in the mirror is one that leaves her doubting herself. All the curves and bumps in her figure are so far from what the magazine covers show that it makes her sure that she will never find her prince charming. She doesn’t want a man who will sweep her off her feet, instead she wants one who will kneel before her and beg. When she meets with her bosses son in regards to a company matter, she finds everything she could ever ask for in a man. Alan is a strong, good looking man and he has a secret desire to be dominated by a woman. When these two people get together the sparks are going to fly.

Terri Pray has made characters who are true to life. Any person could be these two characters. Both have insecurities that they are dealing with but they also have a strength of character that makes them no tonly interesting but enjoyable to read about. This book is definitely a hot ticket, excellent summer read.

Filed Under: August 2007 Loose Id Reviews	About the Book: Genre: contemporary ISBN: 978-1-59632-528-9 Page Count: 153 Price: $ $6.99 Reviewer: Kimberley Spinney
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Sensuality Rating: Sizzling Star Rating: 4 Stars Author's Website: http://www.terripray.com/

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