Rescue Me

by Megan Clark

Book Overview

When Danielle, a UCLA student and talented photographer, arrives in Europe to give her art more depth, she embarks on a journey of sexual self-discovery where, through encounters with various men, she... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0758209800
• ISBN13: 9780758209801
• Release Date: January 2005
• Publisher: Kensington Publishing Corporation
• Length: 210 Pages
• Weight: 0.50 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.6" x 6.1" x 8.2"

Customer Reviews

Sexy and thought provoking.

Rescue Me is not your average erotic novel. It is steamy but also full of rich, fully realized characters and bittersweet situations. An excellent read.

Enticing

I found the innocence of Danielle endearing and her desire to experience love alluring. Simply a scrumptiously erotic story.

refreshing

I felt like I was with Danielle on her journey. Kudos to Danielle for coming out of her shell and exploring what life has to offer her. Once I started I couldn't put it down. Read it in one evening. Megan Clark draws you in and you never want to come out! Can hardly wait for her next book!!

Alluring...

Rescue Me is a poetic, provocative and richly woven travelogue of a young woman's journey toward self-discovery. The author Megan Clark dares to be dangerously honest in her protagonist Danielle's simultaneous innocence and sophistication, which utterly captivates. There is something in Clark's heroine that all women can identify as a part of themselves. Literary eroticism rarely reaches this level of consciousness.

An Amazing Debut!!!

Rescue Me by Meagan Clark is simply amazing! So full of incredible, life lessons that involves the heart, the body, and the soul and the lengths we as humans will try to go through to rid the emptiness we feel inside. Danielle is a rich, thought provoking character you really get to taste and love. And although she's lost her way in life, crossing over the line of society's views of conventional love by falling for another woman, she YEARNS to be rescued, NEEDS to be rescued, and DESERVES to be rescued. No matter the cost. Of course, Danielle realizes, as all great characters do, that only she has the ability to rescue herself and that life is about exposing one's heart, body and soul not only to the world, but also to one's self.