Floor Time

by: Liz Crowe

Available at Amazon

Synopsis:
Jack Gordon is Ann Arbor's most delectable bachelor. At age thirty-five, he's made millions as a top-selling Ann Arbor real estate broker and has the right connections to close a deal by any means necessary. With his rugged good looks and compelling personality, he has a virtual black book most men would kill for and he uses it often, never settling for one woman for very long.
While his D/s past remains buried, exactly where he wants it, an undercurrent of boredom and dissatisfaction runs through his life now. A disastrous experience years earlier made him swear off the whole scene, but the more Jack suppresses his natural Dom, the more his frustration grows.

Sara Thornton, a rookie in the real estate game, has fast-tracked herself to the top of the Ann Arbor market. Her life reflects a disciplined and focused routine, exactly the way she wants it. However, as her career takes off, the fulfillment she seeks remains inexplicably out of reach. The one thing she knows for sure, she will not join the Jack Gordon groupies in her company, no matter how tempting that might seem.

A chance encounter, then a difficult transaction, throw Jack and Sara together and the sparks fly high and hot and often. Forced to confront the compulsions that gain momentum with each sizzling encounter, their relationship seems to spiral out of control until Jack finally admits what he needs, and shows Sara what she's been missing.

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I thought this was a romance novel but really it's an erotic novel...something I now know the difference. I think Jack was a jerk throughout the book and didn't deserve the girl. But hell, she was turned on by him so what do I know? :) Lost of sex in this one, with a leaning toward BD/SM. I'm trying to keep this clean...lol. Lots of steamy stuff and lots of ups and downs within whatever their relationship is.

Not my cup of tea, really didn't personally care for this. But to be fair it was well written. The characters are engaging. This is not a shoddy job. Liz keeps every scene fresh, not repeating all the same things over and over. So even though I didn't care for it myself...I'm still going to give it 4 stars because Liz Crowe really worked to earn them. And if you like an erotic novel...you will not be disappointed.