Title: The Professor, the Fencer, and the Lady Billionaire
Author: Geoff Essex Smith
Publisher: AuthorHouse
ISBN: 978-1-49181-800-8
Pages: 326
Genre: Fiction, Erotica, Romance
Reviewed by: Michelle Robertson
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“The Professor, the Fencer, and the Lady Billionaire” is not your average Romance Erotica. Author Geoff Essex Smith, has created a potential TV drama sitcom hidden between the covers of this book, with its New York style, high dollar income, drama, secrets, manipulation, and numerous sex scenes. Characters are well developed and understood.
The Professor and Fencer, Reed and Erick, are a middle class Manhattan, gay couple with years apart in age from one another. Secure in their relationship and sometimes adding another “suitor” or two into the bedroom for added spice, man or woman. The talk of adopting a child has piqued the interest in one man, but not so much with the other. Will this affect their relationship? One being younger, more handsome, and wild. The Lady Billionaire and Bridge Austin have deep pockets being the owner of a soap, detergent, and cosmetic empire worth billions, and an, “I get what I want attitude.” The epitome of this detested widowed wealthy woman is what we all would consider a “Gold-digger,” and snob. Gets what she wants, indeed, wanting Reed and Erick as boy toys so to speak, she makes them an offer they cannot refuse, as they begin all living under her roof. That does not exclude others from entering the house and the bedrooms, leading to some steamy, exciting sexual encounters. There is another motive for her sudden interest for roommates. What could Bridge Austin be scamming?
“The Professor, the Fencer, and the Lady Billionaire” is not for the close minded, filled with non-traditional relationships and sexual encounters, it is more of a read for those interested in Erotica, LGBT Erotica, or even Romance fans who don’t mind reading about a lot of sexual encounters, with heavily detailed scenes. Those who do not mind the sexual encounters will find this to be absolutely heart-throbbing, breathtaking even sweat beading up on your head and in your palms as you read each scene on the page, gripping the cover or viewer, in suspense of what will come text.
“Exciting,” does not even begin to describe the feeling one could get during or after reading such raw emotions between these three human beings. While LGBT Erotica is not a mainstream genre, I was entertained, fascinated, and quite intrigued with the amount of effort which it must have took to write each sexual scene or encounter for the story to flow so incredibly steamy throughout this book.
