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A review by mscheriesyncere
Exit to Eden by Anne Rampling
3.0
Thankfully, the book is NOTHING like the movie, which was watered down with stupid comedy. The Rosie O'Donnell, Dan Akroyd, Iman, and whoever played Iman's partner--those characters are nowhere in the story.
I love how Anne creates the Club and its members. The imagery was expected. Predictable. I liked it, though, and I took it for what it was--another vanilla interpretation of BDSM. I still don't like how she implies that BDSM is something that you can just walk away clean from. But I try not to hold that against her.
It's a passable diversion from the outside world, not nearly as elaborate as the Beauty Series. It's not a story that I would want to read twice.
I love how Anne creates the Club and its members. The imagery was expected. Predictable. I liked it, though, and I took it for what it was--another vanilla interpretation of BDSM. I still don't like how she implies that BDSM is something that you can just walk away clean from. But I try not to hold that against her.
It's a passable diversion from the outside world, not nearly as elaborate as the Beauty Series. It's not a story that I would want to read twice.