Review: Bloom - Kate Belle ( R18 Read)

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Random Publishing is pleased to announce a new line titled Random Romance and the books are available via Ebook format.
I have rated this one an R18 as there is a bit of sexual content etc , but I say mature 16+ can read it.
Review: Bloom - Book#2 Random Romance - Kate Belle - January 2013
Bloom is what either love or lust can do to a person . It can help us to bloom into a gorgeous person that we are inside , it can help us bloom from a caterpillar to a butterfly and spread our wings or in the case of this novel spread our legs to all our sexual fantasies.
Bloom tells the tale of Ramon and Emma and well ... Gary. For weeks on end , Emma has been out walking their dog Nag when she spots a handsome runner , fascinated by him she heads home and dreams of her sexual encounters with him. You see , Emma's husband Gary works all the time and she has been feeling under-appreciated and wonders if its her. When her best friend Lisa suggests boot camp , Emma joins up with her and to Emma's surprise the instructor is the hottie from the park - the runner. Soon an attraction of lust arrives and Emma and Ramon start having sex . Can  Ramon help teach Emma to Bloom and show her the way she can seduce her husband once again ?
Bloom is a quick and raunchy read that does involve some graphic sexual scenes.
 
 
 
 

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