2.5 Stars!Kinda weird....Something each of these books have in common. And the ending...I found it a little bit of a let down. Oh, well. I will finish the third book when it is available....probably just to see how it ends. The best part of this is the growing relationship between Alex and Jeremy. Although, he has caught that man disease...you know the one where they are petrified of commitment? He keeps obsessing over her when she is kidnapped and he keeps talking about how she is the most important person in the world to him but uh-oh.....no marriage of course. Is he using her or not? He kept some pretty interesting information from her...Why? Why would you introduce someone you love into medical/pharmaceutical experiments? Book one featured sensory deprivation and it's effect on a female's sexual excitement. This one focused on sensory stimulation and it's effect on a female's sexual excitement....what can book three be about? Do you see? I have to read book 3 just to find out what happens. The best part was the kidnapping....I really felt the fear that Alexandra felt being taken away and held against her will....I felt her stomach roll and the shaking in her hands....worried about her loved ones....There is something here....but a wacky, wild ride. Purchased at half price along side Destined to Play, the first book in the series. Encouraged to buy by W H Smith who have large posters in their windows stating that "if you liked FSOG you'll love this" and an image of Destined to Feel, which on further investigation, inside the store, I thought was a little odd as Play is the first in the series - why promote a second in series book? Oh well.Read Play within 24 hours, it was okay - certainly not as good as FSOG or Sylvia Day's Crossfire series but non the less it was finished and a review has been left. I did think I wouldn't bother with Feel as I really didn't enjoy Play that much. However as I'd got it and a couple of hours to spare I thought why not!The book is total tosh - the characters continue to behave in a way that is just unrealistic, as is the way the supposed fictional drug companies who feature, bordering on sci-fi in parts, this being something I would never, ever choose to read.Erotic human experimentation abounds in space age suits (sci-fi) with the "guinea pigs" being magnetized to the walls and a "baddie" who may be better suited to an Ian Flemming novel.I didn't finish the book and have no desire to do so. Yes, it was half price but still a waste of money.
What do You think about Voel Met Mij (2013)?
This story is so strange and I can't seem to fall in loved with these characters.
—Ana
Just as good as the last book, now I want to read book 3 :)
—eme
Great (but not as good as the first book). Quick read.
—sharad
