Various erotic scenarios, flat plot, but fun to read

This novel is the sequel Beautiful bastard, heroes being respective friends and Chloe Bennet, but it is not necessary to have read it to understand it.
As much as I had enjoyed the personality of the couple, originality and pep which emanated from Volume 1, it leaves me doubtful. We stay on a printing succession of erotic scenarios conducive to the rapprochement of the protagonists, all floating in the void created by the absence of a plot tying the sequence of these sexy scenes. Basically they are beautiful, flourishing professional and financial situations, they begin a purely sexual relationship without taboo that gradually leads to a deeper connection and romantic.

Sara Dillon fate of a disappointment in love and left Chicago to come work in the last Bennet branch in New York, determined to thrive in his new life free of lasting relationship with the male sex. Clubbing with her friends she gets totally shameless by a stranger to the devastating charm and offers some of legs in the air memorable sublimated by the risk of being caught in action. He is Max Stella, British playboy coveted by women and paparazzi, totally in love with the shameless and mysterious Sarah who have taken his foot leaves the plan. Neither deny the attraction they feel and Max including the reluctance of the young woman to commit will propose him to be his sexual object for convenience. They will then leave their bodies lose until their hearts finally found.

Still the two views of the two heroes to follow this written torrid relationship with both hands, but the charm has not worked this time. If Max is endearing and rather cute, very inventive at each of their meeting, Sara and her little games "course after me as I catch you" is destabilizing annoying limit. After having scalded directions until climax and taken the best orgasms of her life, she plays the daughters of the air and that's the cold shower for poor Max !!! Also the tone during intimate scenes (not so well described that matter), is vulgar and repetitive, even being believed as much vary the terms! The "bite", "fuck", "cat", several times a chapter become prohibitive! In the end, a small disappointment for this second volume, which still reads as well as the first ...

NB A PERSON POSE (and clears) MESSAGE IN OTHER NAME FOR THEIR SAY THAT I PUT THE FIRST TO STAY VNUS if my place does not suit you, on your way and says so get without plagiarizing others