Slow Dancing

by Jane Lloyd

Maggie O'Malley is a flamboyant, warm-hearted professional escort with a large clientele of male admirers, but she has never had success in friendships with women. Barbara Collins is a sexually... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• ISBN: 1568653417
• ISBN13: 9781568653419
• Release Date: January 1997
• Publisher: Bantam Doubleday Dell
• Weight: 0.75 lbs.

Customer Reviews

WOW as a male reader WOW

This novel was very erotic and also heartwarming in a way without giving the entire book away, I found myself really careing about the charecters and hoping for the happy ending, well there is a twist at the end that was beautifully written, If your into romance, erotica or an entertaioning read this is the book for you. I rated it 4 stars as some of the scenes were repeated from previous novels.

OOOOHHHH BABY!!!!! I highly recommend it.

I say 4 out of 5 stars. It is a well-rounded book in that it has the draws people want. Sex, voyerism, revenge, violence and yes, intrigue. The sex - descriptive, informative and adult written. The voyerism - a license for and us to walk on the wild side with the main character and to do things we never would have done in our real worlds. The revenge - I believe will please your sense of justice for the inner child in all of us. The violence - probably not the type you think but still there. The intrigue - how will the story progress? Will the character cross those boundries that we want to cross all the time but don't. Will you regret finding that you have reached the last page like I did? I believe so. Now you ask "If this is how this critic felt about 'Slow Dancing' then why not rate it a 5? I am a hard sell and it did have a drawback for me - it softened the line between good and evil. A line in this case that I believe should not have been softened but then maybe you should decide for yourselves.

As the author, I know you'll have fun with Maggie & Barbara

I'm the author of Slow Dancing and I've received hundred of letters from men and women alike who've fallen in love with Maggie, the 'entertainer' who, as an angel (?) returns to guide Barbara through a world of sensuality. Throughout the journey both Barbara and Maggie learn the meaning of true relationships - and great sex.