Galia Ryan

So Anna is totally broke from years of over spending and the only choice she has to find an extra job to make ends meet. When she finds that the only part-time job that pays well is being a private escort her life changes. She meets two men who can offer her something but not everything she wants so who does she choose Jake or Adam.

This book kept me totally hooked I really liked Anna’s character although I thought she was stupid for getting in so much debt with credit cards in the first place. I also liked both Adam and Jake so now I am left to wait until book 2 of the Luxuria Trilogy is released to see who Anna chooses.… (meer)

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I got this book late for a tour by my standards since the email gremlins ate my review copy! So I basically sat down right away and plowed my way through this as quickly as possible to get it done in time.

Anna is likeable enough, although I completely don't agree with her life choices. I totally don't agree with her decision at the end. Is she saying regular sex isn't good enough for her? Her initial decision is fine with me though - it's her body, so it's good :) She does need to learn how to live within her means though, and work harder to save a deposit! She won't stay young forever.

That bracelet intrigued me. I was super surprised she was accepting gifts, and that she would keep them at all. Also, I think she should have been more understanding about Jake, and offered him more of a chance.

The perspective changes were pretty neat, and something that I thought could have added even more depth to the book. Some more perspective from her strange lover, even some from Jake's POV.

This book does not practice safe sex. At all. Which put me off. And also, although I'm not a feminist, I like women with a bit of spine, and Anna certainly lacks it with Adam. Doormat! Although I guess that's the point. I hate to think of how ill she could potentially get. This book is probably t

Something that frustrated me the most about this book was the cliffhanger ending. There was no closure to speak of. None! Which is fine I guess, if the other two book are out, but they aren't until 2012.

This novel seems to be written off the back of the Fifty Shades of Grey Trilogy, and honestly I think it does a better job. There's variety in the sex, and something other than S&M for those who don't go in for that as much. The language is a lot harsher though, and some of the scenes were pretty uncomfortable. I would be interested to see where the language and storyline goes for the next one.… (meer)