Artistic Sights, Heavenly Delights by Victoria Blisse

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One thing I adore about Victoria Blisse is her ability to produce characters that you can really believe in, characters you root and feel for, characters that drive her stories and keep you eagerly reading to the end.

I will admit I have a hard spot (pardon the pun) for a plump and juicy arse just like Philip, and that’s another thing I love about Victoria Blisse she is not afraid to give her characters a bit of curve, real women with beautiful voluptuous bodies and I admire the courage to do that in the photoshopped world of erotica we live in now.

The Plot here has struggling artist paiting rich playboy and it works well, Hermione is no push over and Philip isn’t quite the oaf you expect him to be at the begining, I loved the fact that this tale is told from both viewpoints, showing the insecurities and passions of each as they develop throughout the tale. It’s a believable transition that makes for a light rewarding read.

The story features some light spanking, it all feels very natural and really added to the story giving it a kinkier almost voyueristic edge as you took in these very intimate games as she gives up control, reveling in the freeing experience. Sometimes these type of things can pull you out of a story as it can see really one sided and not about pleasure at all but here Victoria conveys a far more intimate scene.

I loved the line about Hermoine’s heart pounding like a bailiff’s knock on the door, it has to be the best way of conveying that emotion I’ve seen in erotica so far.

The sex is passionate, lust filled and fantastic things flow as the two finally accept what we the reader always knew was so and give the reward of a most delicious union that makes for some very pleasurable reading. The meddling and unapproving parents are well written, and as the couple haveto face all the odds against them it makes for a triumpant and Heartwarming story.

Beautifully Sweet and Charming right to the end this is one for the lovers and romantics.