Bared to You lays bare the flaws in Fifty Shades

Book review: Bared to You
Author : Sylvia Day
Publisher: Penguin
Pages: 334

If Fifty Shades of Grey has to be rewritten with more soul and depth of the language, it would have been something like Bared to You.

Another erotica born to build on the success of the amateur literary adventure EL James’s Fifty Shades of Grey, Nahr al You sizzling imagery recreates the first with some crisp writing and a lot of thrust.

Unlike Fifty Shades unlikely that delves into the tips that involve a young student of literature and a billionaire Greek God with an insatiable appetite for BDSM, this is more gullible with mature characters and a story certainly healthier. Like Fifty Shades of Grey Christian , Gideon Cruz is also well below 30 and owns half of the business to be in your own city (New York) . They share their love of a good life, busty women and fitness, not to mention , stalking port trends that come with a dire need to own and dominate their women in bed .

Cut to the chase , if you ‘ve read Fifty Shades you will find visiting the place again, only this time with better aesthetics and a more sumptuous heroin. Eva Tramell ‘s Anastasia Steele , who is openly beautiful , enjoy good company , and is more than vocal about their bodily desires . And when his path intersects with that of Gideon Cross , she is timid and aching to get into bed with him. Like Ana Steele, who was new to Seattle , Eva Tramell is also a rookie in New York, where he arrived after getting a job at an advertising agency top notch. Author Sylvia Day induce a lot of histrionics despite his easygoing narrative , absorbing in the process of the obvious that the makeup of the story flaws.

Eva soon learns that Gideon has more to offer that perfectly toned body, and it expects the same in return. Despite its enviable physical intimacy , and indulging his every fantasy including behaving like a normal couple in pubic , there is a side of him that can never touch . Even when she opens old wounds before him, does not reward her with his honesty on reciprocity , which leaves her devastated. And as readers we do not see too many deep character Gideon Cross , becoming the weakest link in the frame. Maybe Day aims to give away too little in anticipation of a sequel as its predecessor. Eva bisexual model friend Cary who shares his apartment is more fun and realistic, and the bond that you share grows better than he shares with his lover. The sex scenes are explicit enough to get relief for erotica panting for more. Through the eyes of Eva who fall in love with the urban landscape of the Big Apple, complete luxury neighborhoods with eating and shopping , and begin to appreciate their taste in clothes , and maybe men.

All about Bared for you is bigger than life, a dress worn by Eva is never anything less than a Vera Wang, her jewelery always composed of rare cuts of ruby or diamond, and your mode of transportation anything under a limousine. We are told in the beginning that Eva has a rich stepfather who learns to accept purely for the love of his mother, but is even more affectionate toward his real father who leads a humble life in another city. But you do not find Eva get her real father both in the course of history; by contrast, is presented as a typical pseudo high society, making a life of luxury and comfort above relationships. No wonder she wobbles when she meets her match. Of course it is another thing all men you know are brutalized by it, and can not fail to take out on lunch dates including his gay boss Mark and his partner Steven . At work everything that is asked of passionate and intelligent Eva Tramell is to make dinner reservations at fancy restaurants in town , and when time allows file some papers . Apparently at work to find that either ordering flowers to his lover, or anxiously waiting for your next call , which inevitably places despite being the busiest man in New York. Subsequently , the plot becomes trapped between endless rounds to the gym , dinner for ‘ charity ‘ and hot lovemaking scenes that do not even notice when the book ends.

In his defense, Nahr you do not flatter yourself , first, when you are introduced to the main characters who are simply looking for a great sizzle between the sheets , not any legendary romance. Just as the story progresses , you find yourself settling in comfortably while slowly closing his mind.