A Lady's Pleasure (novella)
Robin Schone
Historical Romance/Erotica
Published in 2012
H/h - Colonel Robert Coally/Lady Abigail Wynfred
Setting: Late 19th century England.
Read in July, 2014.
[spoiler alert]
Robin Schone
Historical Romance/Erotica
Published in 2012
H/h - Colonel Robert Coally/Lady Abigail Wynfred
Setting: Late 19th century England.
Read in July, 2014.
My rating:



[spoiler alert]
Robin Schone is one of those erotica authors I’ve been meaning to read for a loooong time. This month I just felt like it and A Lady’s Pleasure
seemed just the type of story to begin with. I have to say I enjoyed
the storyline and liked the characters. However, I did have some issues
with the writing style at first.
Lady Abigail, the sister of an Earl, has just arrived to a faraway seaside cottage to spend some alone time. She’s turning 30 in a couple of weeks, which means she has to say goodbye to her hopes and dreams of being married. She’d become a complete on-the-shelf spinster. But in Abigail, there beats a passionate heart. It’s not like she never wanted marriage but she never found the type of man she always wanted; wild and passionate who’d not be ashamed of her own curiosity about sex. Abigail reads erotica, plenty of them. She has a good, if not practical, knowledge of what goes on between a man and a woman. But her dreams would never come true, and so she has resigned to her fate.
Lady Abigail, the sister of an Earl, has just arrived to a faraway seaside cottage to spend some alone time. She’s turning 30 in a couple of weeks, which means she has to say goodbye to her hopes and dreams of being married. She’d become a complete on-the-shelf spinster. But in Abigail, there beats a passionate heart. It’s not like she never wanted marriage but she never found the type of man she always wanted; wild and passionate who’d not be ashamed of her own curiosity about sex. Abigail reads erotica, plenty of them. She has a good, if not practical, knowledge of what goes on between a man and a woman. But her dreams would never come true, and so she has resigned to her fate.





