Oh Yes, Virginia by Elaina Huntley

Oh Yes, Virginia by Elaina Huntley
Publisher: Phaze Books
Genre: Contemporary, Holiday (Christmas)
Length: Short
Other: BDSM; M/F; M/F/M; Multiple Partners; Spanking
Rating: 3 Cherries
Review by Lilac

When Virginia Madison is bumped from her flight on Christmas Eve, help arrives in the form of dashing Christopher K. Ringle. The offer of a private jet and his company are too good to resist, and she gladly climbs aboard for a flight to remember.

Her deepest Christmas wishes come true on the four-hour flight, with Chris enlisting the help of his two hunky pilots to make sure Virginia gets everything she wants this year.

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This was a brief, but interesting story that seemed to have a touch of magic as Virginia gets to experience some sizzling encounters with some mysterious men. Christopher K. Ringle seems to know all her favorites and secret desires as the two travel together, which I found intriguing. I felt that overall the story was very seductive and steamy with scenes that titillate the reader.

Also, I don’t know if it was the author’s intention, but the story reads more like a fantasy or dream from Virginia’s imagination. I did find some aspects of the plot, such as Virginia’s quick acceptance of the situation and the sex, a bit hard to believe, but I had to keep in mind that this is erotic fiction. And the end of the story is interesting, but it did leave me a bit disappointed as I was left with quite a few questions that went unanswered.

But despite this, overall, Oh Yes, Virginia was a nice, quick read, but be sure you have a fan or cold drink handy while reading, as this one is scorching.