Title: ROMAN SEDUCTION
Author: LAURA TOLOMEI
ISBN: Unavailable
Released: June 2009
Publisher: eXtasy Books
Format: Ebook
Price: $1.59
Length: 44 Pages
Genre: Historical Romance, GLBTQA!+, Erotica, Romantica
Rating: 5 Stars
Reviewer: Book Reviews R US
This is not a book for the faint of heart. There is a lot of lust in this short, but hot, tale. There is nothing but m/m and m/m/m. Read if you dare!
Reviewer Name: Stephanie Rollins
RRU - Reviews R US
Title: Spying the Alcove
Author: Laura Tolomei
Publisher: eXtasy Books
ISBN: 9781554873470
Released: April 2009
Format: Ebook
Price: $4.77
Length: 118 Pages
Genre: Paranormal Romance, Erotica, Gay LGBTQA+, Ménage à Trois
Rating: 4 Lips
Review: Talking Two Lips
Spying the Alcove by Laura Tolomei drew me into the magic of finding new treasures, and not of the materialistic kind. I immediately fell for Andrea with his familial background and the Professor who looked past it and hired Andrea for his accomplishments. It showed that over time friendship can progress to so much more and made me smile. In an effort not to give too much away, I’ll say that this story won my heart and I’d enjoy reading it again.
Title: Roman Seduction
Author: Laura Tolomei
Publisher: eXtasy Books
ISBN: N/A
Released: June 2009
Format: Ebook
Price: $1.59
Length: 44 Pages
Genre: Historical/Ménage {m/m, m/f, m/m/m}/Adventure
Reviewer: Literary Nymphs Reviews
Rating: 2.5 Nymphs
Aurelius, a young man of Roman and Egyptian origins, finds himself intensely drawn to a Roman soldier named Attilio. He admires Attilio from afar until the soldier takes it upon himself to bring them together. Aurelius can’t deny his attraction but he has no idea what Attilio feels, if the man feels anything at all for him. His biggest fear, and yet his strongest desire, is to meet the one special person meant for him – and Aurelius believes Attilio is that person. Now he just has to convince the soldier of that fact.
Roman Seduction is more an interlude than a full story. While there is a storyline, it’s somewhat buried within the long passages of background information that would have been better served as dialogue.
The sex is hot, even if it is a bit modern for the time period. Out of the characters, Attilio feels to be the one most developed, though Aurelius has potential. There’s a depth of experience …
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