I like the idea of a woman using sex as self discovery post divorce but the subtle shame if it rubbed me the wrong way. Fade to black sexiness. ( )

2.5 stars
I assumed this book was another mystery/thriller, wrong! It was naughty romance, soft porn, erotic category. I wonder if James Patterson read it before he put his name on it. Glad I got this on audio CD from our library and was able to finish it while making dinner and cleaning up. ( )

I have never been disappointed with a book that had James Patterson's name on it until now. The premise behind the book was uninteresting. The plot was underdeveloped and there was no depth to either the story or characters. ( )

A divorcee purchases a new black dress, and she decides to take several risks with her sexual life because she feels like a different person when she is wearing the dress. Very descriptive sex scenes. Glad the book was short because she kept putting herself in more and more risky and stupid situations as she became more daring. ( )

Jane believes that the little black dress she bought has caused her to open herself up sexually. She has trysts with men she has just met or picked up on the street.

I did not like Jane. I liked the secondary characters better. She did not listen to her instincts and ended up putting herself in harm's way. I was scared for her. Once she has put herself in danger she then thinks. Not something I would do. I had a hard time relating to her. ( )