Some Kind Words
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First Maggie from Romance Review Today Erotic gave it Muliple O's (yes I think that O stands for what you think it does), which is their second highest score according to their rating scale. Here's a snippet from the review:
Crystal waters, tropical breezes and hot, sizzling sex help in setting Nick and Sophie on a path of discovery and wonder. Romance is alive and well on Fiji. Sami Lee is very good with words and descriptions so a fan might help when reading FIJIAN FLING. It is recommended.
Full review:
http://www.rrterotic.com/2007%20Reviews/Nibbles/samhain_nibbles_2007.htm
A fan huh? Hmmm.
Then Mandie from Love Romances and More said some nice things:
The palpable connection between Sophie and Nick makes this an enjoyable read. The way they respond to each other and Sophie’s attempts to deny her attraction to Nick keep the story moving. The beautiful tropical setting keeps the reader in tune to the surroundings of the characters.
With likable characters and a romantic setting and overtone, not to mention incredibly hot sex, this reviewer would recommend FIJIAN FLING to others looking for a steamy summer read!

http://www.loveromancesandmore.com/reviews/Dec07/fijianfling_mandie.htm
Anyone who follows the link to the full review will discover that Mandie also said the ending of the story was a little abrupt, and not as fluid as the rest of the book. Hence the three stars out of a possible five I suppose. It's a small criticism I take on board. Being a short story the word count restrictions forced me to cut the original draft of FF significantly. I didn't want to lose any of the build up, because I thought it developed character. I didn't want to cut any of the sex because... well it was supposed to be an erotic romance, and I thought each sex scene showed Sophie and Nick at different stages of their relationship. So all that was left was the ending. There was a much longer angsty scene leading up to the final chapter but it had to go. So perhaps some fluidity was sacrificed, but I'm still fairly happy with the result overall, especially as short stories don't come that naturally to me. I waffle far too much.
On the reading front I'm devouring Jane Eyre at the moment. I've read it before but had recommended it to Rachel so thought I would give it a flick through again. Now I'm buried in it and enjoying the languid prose. Don't think I'll get a classic a month read this year, as some others have vowed to do, but I've started the year off with a good one.
What are you reading?
Sami


Hi Sami,
The author I was trying to remember the other day was Diana Palmer. I got another one of her books and enjoyed it as much as the first.
I also read the books you lent me by Susan Elizabeth Phillips and Jennifer Cruise. I did enjoy both but not enough OOO's in the Match Me if You Can. (LOL).
I particularly enjoyed the Fijian Fling and regret telling my husband about the shower seen as when we went away last year the hotel we had had a similar shower head. I had to decline his invitation to reenact this act from your book.
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