Simply Said: Chocolate Craving by Brigit Zahara

Chocolate Craving
By: Brigit Zahara
Published: Ellora's Cave
Released: 2009
Genre: Contemporary Erotic Romance, Menagé
Available for purchase here
Digital ISBN: 9781419922916
Length: Novella

BLURB:

Well-known food editor and virgin erotica novelist Caroline travels to Paris to get the goods on chocolatiers Stephane and Etienne. Again. Having met the tasty duo the year before, Caroline is très excited to reunite with the incredibly sexy Frenchmen who were the sole inspiration behind her premiere torrid tale, Mona’s Ménage. While their initial meeting had been all talk and no action, Caroline’s secret wish that the threesome she’s been penning will come to life is very sexily fulfilled. And in a manner as warm and sweet as the chocolate they pour on each other.

(c) Brigit Zahara

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Brigit Zahara wrote a story that was packed with both steamy hot sex and romance into one short quickie. I won't lie, though, I wish the book had been longer. I would have loved more dialogue between Caroline, Stephane, and Etienne. This story was so well written that I swear, it was as if I could hear Stephane and Etienne whispering in my ears with their sexy French accents *le sigh*.

Caroline is the central focus of this novella and it is through her that we get to experience one heck of an experience with two hot men. While fantasizing and writing her own erotic story, Caroline learns that some fantasies do come true... and boy do they.

As a reader who loves novellas, I've come across some that are either trying to pack too much into one short story or don't use their word count wisely. Yet, here with Brigit Zahara, she's done a perfect job of telling a good story and leaving you satisfied.

This was my first Brigit Zahara read, but trust me, it won't be my last. For me, this was an appetizer and I'm ready for my main course... and with plenty of reads to choose from... I think I'll go with Bar None next ;) With writing like this, I'm sure Mrs. Zahara will be giving us hot stories for some time to come... and I wouldn't be surprised if I one day soon find her books everywhere ;)

You can find out more about Brigit Zahara and her books on her site, http://brigitzahara.weebly.com