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GEMINI HEAT – Portia Da Costa
Black Lace
ISBN: 978-0-352-34187-7
April 2008
Erotic Fiction
Present Day
The heat is all Deana Ferraro can think about as she pretends to be
her sister, Delia, at an art exhibition called Visions of
Eroticism, which is part of collection owned by J.K. de Guile.
Deana has done her twin sister a favor by going in her stead, and
she can hardly keep her head on straight as she wilts from the May
heat, along with the erotic pictures she views. It seems she is
surrounded by every kinky fantasy imaginable. But her fantasies are
about to become a reality as a very tall, dark and handsome man
comes up to her and proceeds to have sex with her, as they watch the
party goers from a balcony. Deana is shocked at herself, but so
aroused that she allows all her inhibitions to fly out the window.
This is the best sex of her life.
The strange man is actually J.K. de Guile, or Jake as he calls
himself. And he happens to be Delia’s boss! He assumes that Delia
was the one he was with at the exhibit, and when she goes to his
office, he gives her another taste of what Deana had experienced. As
both sisters become enthralled by this master of seduction, they
decide to play a game called The Gemini Game. Since it seems Jake
can’t tell the sisters apart, and they both go by the nickname, Dee,
they take turns having sex with Jake. But both sisters don’t realize
what they are getting themselves into with de Guile. He takes them
both on a sexual odyssey where they both become his willing slaves
and will do anything he says, even if it means losing their
identities in the process.
GEMINI HEAT was released back in 1994, and I believe at that time,
readers would have been shocked and appalled by the sex scenes that
Portia Da Costa wrote. Almost fifteen years later, those same scenes
are meant to arouse and will probably still shock most. This is not
necessarily a simple romance between a man and a woman. Many lines
are crossed, and I am not talking about sisters enjoying the same
man. There is sexual torture, changing of partners during sex, and
going beyond the limit of what is acceptable.
The Black Lace line is known for pushing the envelope when it comes
to erotica, and with GEMINI HEAT, that is no exception. Da Costa
tries to give some understanding to the characters of Jake and the
Ferraro sisters and their actions, so I guess you can say everything
they undergo is with their permission. This book all depends on how
comfortable the reader is with the raw, hardcore sexual acts.
GEMINI HEAT is all about decisions. Should Delia stay with her
comfortable but boring boyfriend Russell, move on to her wonderful
neighbor Peter who may be in love with Deanna, or enjoy what she has
with Jake till things get too much and too deep? The same goes for
Deanna, who is pushed to her own limits with accepting not only Jake
but other women in his life such as his female servant, Elf, and the
dominant Vida Ministry who likes to punish Deanna in the most
creative ways.
I am very much a traditional romance reader at heart, and GEMINI
HEAT pushes many buttons that made me gasp. Shocking and arousing,
GEMINI HEAT heats up the pages in ways you wouldn’t believe.
Kate Garrabrant |