Reading
The Fantasy (A Desperate Man #1) was a
head-trip and unlike anything I’ve read from author Ella Frank. Brooke Blaine’s
work is new to me, but I’m a fan of Ella’s Exquisite series and come to like
her sensual writing style. This story is by no means romantic. It was an
introduction into the life and world of a man, Evan James, whose sex life is
raw, primal, essential to his existence and desperately animalistic.
Evan has an addictive
personality. His ‘drug’ of choice is sex – and he will take it in any way,
shape or form. His obsession sets him on a path of self-destruction. Trying to
piece the shatter remains of his life back together, he struggles greatly, allowing
his baser instincts for sexual release to control his life. Evan’s character came
across as both intelligent yet almost cave man like in his lustful search for
satisfaction. Totally intrigued by the variety of ways he got his groove on.
Adding to his troubles is an immediate unhealthy obsession with a woman he
thoroughly screwed, Reagan Spencer. This all made an interesting beginning for
what I hope will become a good series.
The story’s focus was on
Evan’s sexual need and determination to reach an orgasmic ‘high’, helping him to
escape reality and numb his pain.
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