Slow Seduction

Written by Cecilia Tan

Narrated by Lucy Rivers

Two months have passed since Karina's painful departure from James, the mysterious lover who awakened her darkest desires, and she'll do anything-anything-to locate him and win him back. Her search takes her to London, where she finds herself immersed in the world of fine art and forbidden pleasures. And soon, Karina meets another enigmatic man who promises to help her find James...for a price.

Damon George is rich, gorgeous, and a member of a secret society that caters to the sensual thrills of the wealthy and powerful. Though Karina insists her heart will always belong to James, Damon is determined to have her, body and soul. By the time she finds James, Karina has been "trained" to please another. Will James reject her again...or find her more irresistible than ever?

• Language: English
• Publisher: Tantor Media, Inc
• Release date: Jan 28, 2014
• ISBN: 9781452687278

Cecilia Tan

Cecilia Tan is an award-winning writer in many genres. Her short stories have appeared in Nerve, Ms. Magazine, Strange Horizons, and Best American Erotica. In 2015 she received both the Career Achievement and Pioneer Award from RT Magazine, and in 2010 she was inducted into the Saints and Sinners GLBT Writers Hall of Fame. Her books include Slow Surrender, Black Feathers, The Velderet, White Flames, Mind Games, The Siren and the Sword, Watch Point, and Telepaths Don't Need Safewords.

Reviews for Slow Seduction

[Jennifer Paszkat · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

best story ever. sex, art, mystery.... need to start the next one asap

[lindsey · Rating: 1 out of 5 stars]

This book was so cringey at times I didn’t know if I could continue to listen. It was so long winded with not enough occurring to keep interest. I don’t have high expectations with any books I read, but this one really disappointed.

[olongbourn · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

Much, much better than the first Struck by Lightning installment... More intrigue, more twists to the ongoing story! Making more eager for the next in the series than I was after only reading the first in the series. No longer are the two acting like high schoolers, though the drama is a bit surreal, but why would someone read chick lit if it weren't to get oneself lost in surrealism.