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A review by literarygeorge
Sugar & Salt by Pavarti K. Tyler
3.0
Originally reviewed at For Your Literary Pleasure
I didn't mind this book. The plot was predictable but it was interesting enough to read through to the end. I had a few issues with the characters and their actions - personal problems I know. I didn't like Salt, he came off as judgemental and unnecessarily mean toward Janice in a moment where he needed to find his compassion bone. Janice for all that she began as a woman who didn't give a damn about society forgives Salt a little too quickly in my opinion. The ending was rushed and could have used more details than essentially "they all lived happily ever after." There were some pretty choice insults thrown and a bit more space to air the tension would make the happy ever after more believeable and conclusive. A solid erotic romance novella, Tyler seems to me as an author to keep an eye on.
xxx Literary George
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Copy received from NetGalley in exchange for a honest review.
I didn't mind this book. The plot was predictable but it was interesting enough to read through to the end. I had a few issues with the characters and their actions - personal problems I know. I didn't like Salt, he came off as judgemental and unnecessarily mean toward Janice in a moment where he needed to find his compassion bone. Janice for all that she began as a woman who didn't give a damn about society forgives Salt a little too quickly in my opinion. The ending was rushed and could have used more details than essentially "they all lived happily ever after." There were some pretty choice insults thrown and a bit more space to air the tension would make the happy ever after more believeable and conclusive. A solid erotic romance novella, Tyler seems to me as an author to keep an eye on.
xxx Literary George
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Copy received from NetGalley in exchange for a honest review.