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About the author
Liberty Allure is an unrepentant writer of in-your-face erotica for women. She believes there is not enough hot writings for the fairer sex and is doing her part to rectify that wrong. You will not read implied acts in her works. It is all right there in front of you in explicit detail, ready to ignite and burn off the page. She builds sexual tension like a looming tower, then pushes you off the top to plunge into the characters’ experiences as if you are in the middle of it. But there is still romance. Women need romance as well as heat, and Liberty does her best to provide it in her stories. She writes to make you blush a bit guiltily and believes if you don’t, she hasn’t done it right. She lives to do it right.
About the book
A novel about two ordinary people who find an extraordinary love.
Twenty-six year old Emmet Barrows lived a very sheltered and life until Anita Bowen walked into it and turned his world upside down. As a man who had next to no experience with women but desperately wants to change that, Emmet has to deal with the fact that a pretty young woman is attracted to him. And when it comes to the polite, generous young man, naughty Anita plans on breaking him in the right way. “It’s All a Matter of Choice” is a sweet, funny straight-forward romance that turns quite explicit, steamy and erotic. We can feel Emmet’s growing apprehension, and also his growing love for Anita, who has a secret that could eventually come between them and end their new relationship.
Emmet isn’t about to let that happen.
There are dark moments and disturbing portrayals of life as well, brought on by the appearance of John Bowen, the deadbeat dad who is at the bottom of Anita’s difficulties. He’s a hard man who doesn’t easily take no for an answer. Can Emmet handle him?
With its laugh-out-loud humor, blushingly awkward moments and believable characters that round the story out, “It’s All a Matter of Choice” is the kind of novel that leaves you panting for more, yet with a belief that yes, love conquers all. Read it. You’ll be glad you did.
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