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Ever wonder about the stiff, somber-faced people in those 19th-century sepia photographs? Well wonder no more. Come one, come all --- lose yourself in Gilded Age New York, as imagined in Against All Odds --- and discover that they were stiff in more ways than one! Meet the heroine, Barbara, a modern Becky Sharp who shamelessly uses her wiles not for power, but for pleasure --- even as her father attempts to arrange a socially advantageous marriage for her. Has she met her match in Stan Goldman, a gambler and stock jobber who expands his sexual repertoire in the brothels of the city? What will they endure to consummate their lust at first sight? With their characteristic blend of wry humor and eyebrow raising sex scenes, authors James Darwin and Barbara Moore take you on a merry, yet soul-searching erotic romp in history. Not your grandmother’s romance novel! 5 out of 5

The stories of Gina and Carol continue. Gina earns her Masters Degree in English Literature and Pleasure and Pain. She finds her place among other slaves in a German Schloss and is fulfilled. I wish more time was spent on Carol and on her ultimate fate. It is wrong to bring her in and not finish her story. Still this is an excellent continuation of book 1. 5 out of 5 (Stark47 )

Excellent story and writing, lots happening to keep a readers interest. Our heroine ?Gina? is not just a natural submissive but a natural slave and her teaching professor does his best to bring her into her prime. Along the way she brings her friend Carol into the fold. Well worth reading. 5 out of 5 (Stark47 )

This is different and superb. Firstly it is well written with the use of correct English. Other reviewers have written from time to time that other books do not develop the characters sufficiently, well this novel certainly takes its time in development, but in a way that is so involving of the reader that it never becomes boring, or urges the reader to skip ahead to find out where the plot is going. The girl ends up as sufficiently punished and receives satisfying sexual pleasure: as should be the case with novels of this type. Well done. Just a slight caveat, I could have done without the Epilogue, seemed jarring to me. But 5 anyway. 5 out of 5 (Sooty)

Interesting plot. Good to see that the flashbacks don't take the place of the "present time" of the plot. In previous books, I found that they were too long and distracted from the intensity of the real time scenes. Also enjoyed the input of the psychologist. I don't like the idea of the younger girls being possibly involved in the second part. Let children be children and let's enjoy our fantasies between adults. 5 out of 5 (Dressage10)

outstanding--- hoping for the follow up, love the supporting group.  5
out of 5  (truman)

The 2nd part is even better and with excellent writing. GREAT JOB.
HIGH RECOMMEND.  5 out of 5  (steve)

Superb story.  This was a great follow up to the first story.  This
story greatly increased the S&M aspect of these wonderful characters. 
The torture auction was an especially great addition.  I hope that we
will see more stories with the excellent cast rhat has been developed
here.  5 out of 5  (Les)

This book is even better than "Deeper Shades".  The story is
captivating and OH! so sexy.  The first person narrative lets you
really get into Jacqueline's head and become totally absorbed by her
lust, love, fear and pain.  There are many complex characters all
participating in a great story.  You had better allow a day to read
this great novel and be sure to have a vibrator or a loving partner
handy because you will become so very aroused as you read this.  I
would love to see this series made into a movie. I just loved it so
much. Please! Please make this a trilogy.   5 out of 5  (Neva)

A nice romantic novel of a group of highly accomplished masochistic
women getting their jollies being beaten in various scenarios by their
sadistic lovers. Some they create themselves and some are created for
them at a Ponygirl farm. I did not enjoy the book much. I am not into
detailed descriptions of torture devices or pony girl harness devices.
So I really found this overall love fest a turnoff. This book is a
sequel to "Deeper Shades of Scarlett" which I have read and do not
think it needed one.  2 out of 5  (Stark47)