Guest Review: Office Fantasies – Symphony

Office Fantasies, a hot and steamy collection of erotic stories between two attractive coworkers, Marcus & Sydney. Marcus “the cute new guy” whom recently moved to Miami seems to be the shy, quiet, mystery guy. Little does Sydney know, she has an insatiable, passionate, sexual terrorist in her presence.

In the first episode of Office Fantasies “Cover Blown”, the obvious attraction between Marcus and Sydney has become the talk of the office. Every day the two of them flirt and tease each other, until the sexual tension finally explodes into the Perfect Chemistry. Parking decks, office bathrooms and building elevators. This fantasy turned reality contains all the elements that make for a once in a lifetime sexual adventure for two.

Sydney & Marcus’s encounters will leave you breathless, wanting to know increasingly juicy details of their explosive sexual relationship in and outside of the office. Are you sleeping with your office fantasy?

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Release Date:  November 25, 2011
Publisher:  Sympthony Publishing
Source:  Provided by Author
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Reviewer’s Thoughts:

When I opened this book to begin reading, I was expecting pure, filthy smut.  And for the most part, that’s exactly what you get.  There are plenty of graphic sexual encounters between the two main characters with more than a fair share of details to get your libido going.  Yes, it’s VERY steamy.  However, the writing style is a little hard to get in to.

The author writes the story in the form of poetry/prose.  The short sentences lack a certain bit of flow, but once you’re a handful of pages in, you start to get used to it.  It’s very unique, and I admire the author’s ambition to do something different in a genre that has taken off, yet tends to be somewhat “cookie cutter” in style.  And although I admire the tactic, I was not personally a fan.  For me, the beauty of sex isn’t in the words themselves, but in the action.  Unfortunately, the smuttiness of the story nullified the beauty of the prose.

If you’re looking for something arousing to read, this may be for you.  But, if you like a little more depth and romance in your erotic material, like me, then you may just want to pass.

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