Summary
Sold (Double Delights 1)
by Gisele St. Claire
I was always told things came in threes...
Everything changes for Realtor, Tiffany, with an anonymous email to her business account where the sender describes what he’d like to do to her in vivid detail.
Then she meets him at a viewing – H, owner of Club S, where patrons bid for the stage. Soon the email is being lived out in the flesh. After, H asks her the question, “Have you ever had two men at once?” Tiffany leaves.
With no further contact, Tiffany begins dating neighbour Brandon, but she can’t get thoughts of H and threesomes out of her mind, especially after she visits the club and sees one up close.
She wonders if Brandon is going to be enough for her, until a shock encounter means she doesn’t have to wonder any more...
DOUBLE DELIGHT is a trio of interconnected standalones about three roomies and their love lives.
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Gisele St. Claire’s Sold (Double Delights 1) is a provocative exploration of desire, self-discovery, and the complexities of modern relationships. The novel, which is the first in the Double Delights series, introduces readers to a world where fantasies are not just imagined but lived out in vivid detail. At its core, the book is a tantalizing journey into the heart of a woman torn between societal norms and her own burgeoning desires.
The protagonist, Tiffany, is a relatable character for many readers. She is a successful realtor whose life takes an unexpected turn when she receives an anonymous email that vividly describes a stranger's fantasies involving her. This email acts as a catalyst, propelling Tiffany into a world she had only dared to dream about. The author skillfully uses this inciting incident to delve into themes of curiosity and the allure of the unknown. Tiffany’s journey is not just about exploring her sexuality but also about understanding her own needs and desires.
One of the most compelling aspects of the novel is its exploration of the theme that “things come in threes.” This motif is cleverly woven throughout the narrative, from the initial email to the concept of threesomes that becomes central to Tiffany’s story. The introduction of H, the enigmatic owner of Club S, adds a layer of intrigue and complexity. H is a character shrouded in mystery, and his interactions with Tiffany are charged with tension and anticipation. The club itself, where patrons bid for the stage, serves as a metaphor for the choices Tiffany faces—whether to remain in the safety of the known or to venture into the thrilling unknown.
St. Claire’s writing is both evocative and engaging. She has a knack for creating scenes that are both sensual and thought-provoking. The descriptions of Club S and the experiences within it are vivid, allowing readers to immerse themselves fully in Tiffany’s world. The author does not shy away from explicit content, but rather uses it as a tool to explore deeper themes of empowerment and self-discovery. This approach may not be for everyone, but for those who appreciate a candid exploration of adult themes, it is both refreshing and compelling.
Character development is another strength of the novel. Tiffany’s evolution from a curious bystander to an active participant in her own fantasies is portrayed with nuance and sensitivity. Her internal conflict—between her attraction to H and her budding relationship with her neighbor Brandon—adds depth to her character. Brandon, in contrast to H, represents stability and the conventional path. However, Tiffany’s encounters at Club S and her subsequent experiences challenge her perception of what she truly wants in a partner.
The novel’s pacing is well-executed, with a balance of introspective moments and action-driven scenes. St. Claire ensures that the reader is constantly engaged, whether through Tiffany’s internal monologues or the dynamic interactions between characters. The tension between Tiffany’s desires and her fears is palpable, creating a narrative that is both suspenseful and emotionally resonant.
In comparison to other works in the erotic romance genre, Sold (Double Delights 1) stands out for its focus on character growth and the psychological aspects of desire. While it shares similarities with novels like E.L. James’ Fifty Shades of Grey in terms of its exploration of BDSM themes, St. Claire’s work is distinct in its emphasis on the protagonist’s journey of self-discovery. The novel is less about the mechanics of the lifestyle and more about the emotional and psychological impact of embracing one’s fantasies.
Overall, Sold (Double Delights 1) is a captivating read that challenges readers to consider their own boundaries and desires. It is a story about liberation and the courage to pursue what truly makes one happy, even if it defies societal expectations. Gisele St. Claire has crafted a novel that is both entertaining and thought-provoking, making it a worthy addition to the erotic romance genre.
For readers who enjoy stories that blend sensuality with introspection, this book offers a compelling narrative that is sure to leave a lasting impression. Tiffany’s journey is one of empowerment and self-acceptance, and her story is a testament to the power of embracing one’s true self.
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