Dark Chocolate

Title and Link: Dark Chocolate
Author: Rhianne Aile and Madeleine Urban
Publisher URL: http://www.dreamspinnerpress.com
Genre: Contemporary, Interracial, GLBT (M/M)
Length: short story (40 pages)
Rating: 4.75 stars out of 5

THE BLURB

Sullivan’s restaurant is a rousing success, and he’s celebrating with a huge New Year’s bash. While business is booming, his personal life certainly is not, until he meets theatre star Quinn Lawrence. Who knew he’d meet a man with a vice for smooth, dark chocolate and rich, silky cream so eager to sample both? *Wet Dream*

THE REVIEW

Sullivan Dunkel had owned Dark Chocolate restaurant for a year and it's New Year's eve, the restaurant's anniversary. His staff are all excited and it's not only because it's a special evening - there's a celebrity in the house and his name is Quinn Lawrence. When Sullivan looks at the hot blond their eyes meet and he understands his staff's excitement because Quinn is beyond a hunk. But Sullivan has a job to do so he tries not to stare at Quinn who has no such reservations, and before very long he's in Sullivan's office and they are making each other crazy and their body parts very happy. When Quinn leaves the restaurant several hours later it is on the understanding that Sullivan will soon be joining him at his hotel. He shows up for breakfast and Quinn's moves blow more than Sully's mind, again and again.

This book has so much heat it could melt any computer. Quinn and Sullivan were together for less than 24 hours but the steam was just coming off the pages. They wanted each other every which way but Sunday and made sure they satisfied their most depraved urges, as they climbed heights they had never experienced before. They did something with a dark chocolate dessert called chocolate orgasm that I think is the most sensuous, depraved, incredibly erotic .... you get the message.

Did I like this book? Oh yes, very definitely. The writing team of Urban and Aile can write a sex scene that turns me into mush, but they also create extraordinary characters with whom their readers fall in love and I fell in love with Quinn and Sully - two terrific protagonists. These authors always bring something different to their stories. Their sex scenes are sensuous as well as sexy, I love the characters, and the plots hold my interest until the end of the story which is why I loved Dark Chocolate. Buy this book - you won't be able to put it down!