This little novella seems intended to get us interested in what is happening in the fantasy world we've been plummeted into. The entire thing seems to read like a long prequel, which is intriguing. I must say the small glimpses into the world outside the confines of the little room have my attention. There seems to be an entire complex world we have only barely scratched the surface of here.
Most of the focus of the story, however, is on the erotic scenes. The book seems to rush through the fantasy elements, which drive the plot, and slow down for the erotic scenes between the lead characters. This left me feeling unconnected to either of the two main characters, Noah and Feargus, but somehow invested in their future together.
As this is listed as the first in a series, I'll be interested to see if Book 2 can explore more of what is going on with the other characters and Faeries mentioned.
A quick read. Recommended if you don't mind erotica.
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