Good Girl Gone Bad

Being a good girl is quite nice, but the thrill of bad girl is the about the heated spice. So shorten those skirts and unbutton your blouses, it is time to turn, GOOD GIRL GONE BAD!

Philamina “Phil” Zorn is a by the book police officer. She has always tried to live her life straight and clean. All that will come to a screeching halt when she is assigned to work uncover with the one man that can melt the panties right off her, Lieutenant Ty Jamerson. This man is all heat and sexual aggressiveness, wrapped up in a package of strength and muscle.

Together, they will work uncover in a strip joint to solve the case of two missing strippers and a female officer. Things will get hot and heavy before the last lap dance is through.

GOOD GIRL GONE BAD is by Karin Tabke. Ms. Tabke has penned the hottest must read erotic book of 2006! It screams of freshness and flowing sexual scene that are intense and sensually titillating. Add to the heated mix sharp wordsmithing, tantalizing characters, novel dialogues and the combinations are unbeatable. Ms. Tabke’s voice is carnally coated and one that is sure to be on every erotic reader’s lips very soon, mark this reviewer’s words!

This is awarding winning writing and this reviewer cannot wait to see what erotic proclivities Ms. Tabke crafts next. This reviewer is sure to be standing in that line.

Phil cannot help being a by the letter-of-the-law kind of girl. Ty seems to think rules are to be broken not kept. Even so, she finds an animal attraction toward him intoxicating and heady. He knows just what buttons to push on her to get her hot and bothered in a New York minute.

The intrigue surrounding their uncover case will get twisted and overflowing with carnal cravings as these two get deeper and deeper into the twists and turns of this erotic tale. The ending is one hell of a ride!

This is a no-brainer erotic romance readers. Do not hesitate for one second on purchasing a copy of GOOD GIRLS GONE BAD by Karin Tabke when it hits the shelves September 2006. It comes with the highest regard from this reviewer. It is non-stop breathtakingly good!

August 2006