More Than a Voyeur: Steamy Sex Club Romantic Comedy

Ellis O. Day

Jul 2024 · La Petite Mort Club Intimate Encounters Book 5 · LSODea

About this ebook

Patrick and Annie’s relationship is on the rocks.

He’s happy with their life, but she’s always been kinkier than he is. He’s sure she wants to open their relationship. He’s done threesomes before. It’s only fair that she gets to try one. He’s not sure he can survive watching another man touch her, but he doesn’t think their relationship will last if he doesn’t allow her to explore more kink.

Annie’s been in failed relationships before. She knows the signs and Patrick is sending them loud and clear, but she’s not ready to let it end. She loves him too much.

When he suggests that they invite another person to their bed, will she agree? Does she want that?

If they go through with it, will it make their relationship better or will it destroy it?

If you enjoy romantic comedies with lots of adult time and stories where two people work through their issues and come out a better couple, then you’ll love More Than A Voyeur.

Ratings and reviews

3.5 stars. This story is dual POV, well written, and is an erotic contemporary romance. I admit that I was very frustrated that characters associated with a consent and communication positive club would be so bad at communicating! It felt like neither slowed down enough to actually talk to each other and it took a third party who was willing to mediate in intimate circumstances to make that happen. The writing was good and I enjoy the author’s style.

This is a continuation on of two characters in the series, Patrick ans Annie. I rember reading that book and enjoying the story. This little follow on didn't live up to it. If you wanted to read it just for the adult scenes then you will love it. However, my issue is, you can ask for what you want in bed, you can discuss your limits and desires concerning the bedroom,but no, you can't have an honest and vulnerable conversation outside if the bedroom. Both sides were thinking the other one no longer wanted them as much any more and refused to talk to each other about it. I still don't think they resolved that issue at the end of the book just distracted from it. However, that does still mean that I was involved with the story doesn't it. I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.

Communication. I have not read the other novels in this series, so was dependant on the details and character interactions shared to understand the backstory. Patrick and Annie having relationship difficulties that seem to revolve around miscommunication. It is also interesting that the proposed solution leads this pair back to The Club. There were a few brief bits of playful banter and eventually difficulties were sorted out-nothing too crazy or really unexpected.

About the author

Ellis O. Day loves romance—the steamier the better. She writes steamy, contemporary romantic comedies about the hot men of La Petite Mort Club and the women who drive them crazy. She believes that the cornerstones of all great romantic relationships are love and friendship, trust, attraction and fabulous sex. Her stories contain all of these (especially the fabulous sex).