Vapor

Larkin Rose writes erotic matinee romances better than anybody and I liked this story, but it is not her best.Lust at first sight is one thing, but when these two women meet, the author draws out their initial mating ritual in a cruel and delicious sort of way. The book had my attention in a way that my house could have caught on fire and I wouldn't have noticed.There are some very powerful emotions involved with these two charachters, but it really didn't make sense how they let their relationship go south so drastically and with such little attempt to salvage it. For this reason alone, I questioned the common sense of each character.But, as usual, Rose provides plenty of hot, erotic sex scenes and that makes it a strong four stars in my book.

Its a sensually decadent, entertainingly 🔥🔥🔥 story that's serving up some captivating characters & explicitly enticing sex scenes of pleasure.

Vapor by Larkin Rose starts out almost too soon with the sex scenes the characters meeting and having sex all in the same paragraph it seems without any build up then it drifts off and they fall in love in the next two chapters. This story has maybe two hot scenes but it has almost no more in the rest of the story .There is a good story lurking in the background of this book but the author does not explore it enough. Good but could be better

I enjoyed Larkin's previous book, "I Dare You Too", so I was surprised that this one couldn't keep my attention. I usually read a whole novel before having an opinion but I could not finish this one. All the cursing was annoying and I am sailor and can curse with the best of them. But having the F-word in almost every sentence was down right irritating. The plot was thin and I couldn't connect with the characters. I realize this is an erotic novel and sex is most of the book and honestly one reason I bought the book, but sex alone couldn't save this book. If you want to read an erotic novel with plot and well developed characters try Meghan O'Brien's books.

This book was a hard case trying to get a fell for it. It started to get better and finally there was a good commute into the book. I did finally got the feeling of enjoyment.

Wonderful story

Smart, smart, smart – never insults the reader’s intelligenceThe author takes her time in building out the meeting between the two protagonists – so the reader gets to know them as they get to know each other. It’s slow and seductive. The author also uses small details to make world seem real, and her writing is evocative. Ashley “fought with several outfits” before deciding what to wear on her date. Most women can relate to this –whether gay or straight! I also like how the story alternated between Ashley and Victoria – letting me into the mind of each woman. Though I do not normally care for F/F (just not my cup of tea) – the sex scenes here are frequent and varied. The author doesn’t coast using the same clichéd words in every encounter. I also loved the idea of one of the women being an erotic writer, and using her own encounter as inspiration for her writing. It was cleverly done and built angst into the story.

Typical lovely love story. Enough in each chapter to keep you wanting more. It might have been to sappy for some, but for me it was exact as I wanted it to be.

Ashley Vaughn, unpublished author, hits on the perfect erotic lesbian romance after her night of passion with the unsuspecting Vic Hadley. Although Ashley would like more than just one night, she runs away. Vic wants more than one night too. She contacts Ashley and gets rebuffed.Two years later Vic sees that Ashley has finally got a book published. But when Vic buys the book, she is horrified to find herself the star.Although this book is quite short, it is a nice 'hot' read. It's nice sometimes to just escape for a while and to read something light. If you are offended by bad language, there is quite a lot in this book.