The Naughty Librarian by Crystal Red

The Naughty Librarian by Crystal Red
Publisher: Forever More Publishing
Genre: Contemporary
Length: Short Story (53 pgs)
Other: M/F, anal sex, sex toys
Rating: 3.5 Stars
Reviewed by Stephanotis

Layla Gunderson is a librarian who wants to do something about her love life. She goes to a fortune teller and is told she’s going to meet a guy and have a fun, sexy night with him. Jace Meyer, an OB doctor she’s been crushing on, is the one she hopes will make it come true.
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The more she gets involved with Jace, the more she wonders if something is going to go wrong. With an ex-girlfriend who wants him back, Layla questions whether she can let Jace’s past go or believe what his ex tries to convince her is the truth.

There’s something for every erotic romance fan within the pages of this story. A hunky doctor hero and an anything but vanilla librarian heroine. Put the two together and you have lots of sexy scenes that burn the pages.

I liked both these characters but felt with the two sub-plots that were added to this story–the stalker neighbor, and the ex-girlfriend who won’t let go–the book needed to be longer to accommodate them and do them justice to this sexy read. I would think both would have upped the conflict for these two characters and their happily ever after, but instead the solution for both seemed rushed at the end.

Besides that the pacing was fast and the dialogue downright sexy. The secondary characters were well drawn and I especially liked Jace’s parents, and another reason I would have like to have seen a longer plot so these two could have had more scenes with their son. Their conversations with him were interesting and offered lots of insight into who he was and his past relationship.

If you like a smoldering hot read but only have an hour or so for your reading fix, this is one you might like to check out.