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NEW REVIEW: Lesley E. Hal - Pleasure Principles

Pleasure PrinciplesLesley E. Hal -
Pleasure Principles -
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Bianca has had her share of disappointments, but being stood up at the altar by her fiancé Michael has changed her dating life forever. With an insatiable appetite for sex with men and women, Bianca finds herself in risky situations time and time again. When a love triangle with a husband and wife spirals out of control, Bianca ends up pregnant. When her fiancé re-appears on the scene, Bianca finds her and her unborn child facing death threats and a life of uncertainty. Will Bianca come clean and face her life that is now spiraled out of control, or will she continue to play with fire?

Just like the old saying goes, "When you play with fire, you're bound to get burnt." Pleasure Principles involved a series of actions that led up to deadly reactions. Lesley E. Hal takes you on a whirlwind journey with plenty twists and turns. This novel leaves nothing to the imagination. If you are shy and timid, this is definitely not the book for you. Pleasure Principles provides excitement, drama, and eroticism over a great storyline.

Reviewed by Kristin for Urban Reviews

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