Dipped in Chocolate: Renee Luke

In Gimme Some Sugar, Jackson didn't realize how much he loved his best friend, Alexis-until her wedding day appeared on the horizon. Now all he has to do is convince her that their harmless kissing games over the years weren't so harmless after all. In fact, they may end up breaking his heart.

In Dipped in Chocolate, Nathan wants a special delicacy for his sister's bridal shower. And Jayla, the owner of a decadent chocolate shop, is just the one to give it to him. As hot as she is, Jayla's not looking for a fling. As hot as he's getting, Nathan may have to abandon his bachelor ways for a piece of chocolate that's a little more solid.

Gimme Some Sugar was somewhat endearing, but it left me with a false sense of hope for the following two novellas......I was sadly mistaken. With three semi-erotica stories put together in one book, there needs to be some variety in not only the stories themselves, but more importantly in the sex scenes. Apparently, there is a new erectile dysfunction out there which causes men’s penises to "buck" against their jeans. If this analogy was used once or twice throughout this book, I could have let it go, but I think this same description was used in every sex scene. It kept giving me the disturbing through of rodeo broncs in their pants and these women getting kicked in the face as they dropped the zippers. This lends credence to a new STD that these women made themselves susceptible to: hoof-in-mouth disease. Oops. Sorry for my wandering mind.

Then we have the dripping thighs and drenched panties. Last time I looked, vaginal dryness was an issue for a large amount of women, but there were no issues with this condition among these three women. Good god, this was overdone. Give me a break.

This Valentine's Day, save yourself the calories and extra weight gain, skip over the Dipped in Chocolate and find another read.

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Publisher: NAL Trade (February 6, 2007)
ISBN: 0451220315
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