I guess, in a way it makes sense, because this book is all about Caroline going on a dating hiatus and losing her orgasm, but for some reason I thought there would be more banging! But believe me.
We don’t actually see a sex scene until like the 85% mark or thereabouts. I have to admit, there’s actually less sex in this book than I thought there would be. Wang? Sounded like the noise those doorstopper things made when you flicked ’em… But overall, Wallbanger was an enjoyable, funny, sexy read! Once the relationship transitioned from hate, to friendship, and then to romance, it was super sweet, they had so much chemistry, and that’s really what made the book!Ĭould I spend a little more time trying to come up with a more clever name for Simon’s penis? Probably. There are some parts of this book that are really, really weird so weird, that I’m not really sure how much I liked them. Wallbanger hilarious, but it also borders on ridiculous. With walls this thin, the tension's gonna be thick⦠Their late-night hallway encounter has, well, mixed results. (No, really, Simon, please enter.) When the wallbanging threatens to literally bounce her out of bed, Caroline, clad in sexual frustration and a pink baby-doll nightie, confronts her heard-but-never-seen neighbor. Each moan, spank, and-was that a meow?-punctuates the fact that not only is she losing sleep, she still has, yep, you guessed it, no O.Įnter Simon Parker.
She has Clive (the best cat ever), great friends, a great rack, and no O.Īdding insult to O-less, since her move, she has an oversexed neighbor with the loudest late-night wallbanging she's ever heard. She has a flourishing design career, an office overlooking the bay, a killer zucchini bread recipe, and no O. Genre: Contemporary, Erotica, Humor, RomanceĬaroline Reynolds has a fantastic new apartment in San Francisco, a KitchenAid mixer, and no O (and we're not talking Oprah here, folks). Published by: Omnific Publishing on November 25, 2012
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