Escape to Ecstasy

by Jodi Lynn Copeland

Book Overview

Sexual healing, there's nothing like it. And Ecstacy Island is where it happens. Meet two heroes who know exactely how to vanquish a woman's every fear and teach her to love, and fully live, again.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0758227124
• ISBN13: 9780758227126
• Release Date: January 2009
• Publisher: Aphrodisia
• Length: 308 Pages
• Weight: 0.61 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.0" x 5.4" x 8.2"

Customer Reviews

Escape to Ecstasy

Ecstasy Island is a place where alternative healing methods are explored. While some people believe that it is only a place that caters sex, the healers of Ecstasy Island can tell you that their methods work on the women that come there to face their problems. Treah Baldwin owns Ecstasy Island and when his brother's friend Chris Cavanaugh needs a job, Treah brings him to the Island to work. Chris turns out to be superb in his job, so much so that he has the position of Head Healer. Claire Vaughn has had trouble leaving her house after "the incident." When she wakes up on Ecstasy Island, she meets the sexy Chris Cavanaugh. She fights facing her fears and tries to do everything in her power to distract Chris from his mission, however, she finds herself enchanted by Chris and Ecstasy Island. Dana Lancer has it all, a fantastic job, and what she believes is a wonderful fiancee, yet she finds herself still unhappy. When she wakes up on Ecstasy Island in the bed of her former lover, Dana will have to re-evaluate her life and her definition of happiness. I would give this book 5 stars. I absolutely adored this book. From the time I started Escape to Ecstasy, until the last page, I found myself unable to put this book down. The concept of Ecstasy Island is exciting and fun. An island where women go when other forms of therapy may not help and gorgeous men offer a tender touch sounds like a paradise. I thought that Ms Copeland's really knew how to draw the reader into the story. While there are romance elements to the story, Jodi Lynn Copeland weaves a story through the book, keeping the reader guessing as to what is going to happen next. If you enjoy the romance genre and enjoy a book with a touch of erotic elements, I would definitely recommend Escape to Ecstasy as a book to add to your to be read list! Excerpt from book: Sexual healing...there's nothing like it. And Ecstasy Island is where it happens. Meet two heroes who know exactly how to vanquish a woman's every fear and teach her to love - and fully live - again. But this erotic escape is by invitation only...Chris Cavanaugh considers it his calling to breathe new life into women with troubled pasts. From the moment he brings Claire Vaughn to the beautiful but isolated outpost of Ecstasy Island, he's surprised by her strength and spirit - and held captive by her sensual imagination and skill, night after night after night...Treah Baldwin believes in greeting each one of the women sent to him to be healed with a literal sexual awakening. His hands-on technique does wonders for body and soul. Dana Lancer has never experienced anything like it. Finding scorchingly hot erotic bliss in his muscular arms becomes a reality straight out of her wildest dreams...

enjoyable erotic romances

"Killing Me Softly". After a nasty incident, Claire Vaughn became a hermit. Attending her mom's fiftieth birthday feels like going to hell. Her sister Erin worries about her so arranges for her to go to Ecstasy Island where she hopes healer Chris Cavanaugh can bring her satisfaction and a passionate reason for living. "Living in Technicolor". Dana Lancer arranges for her twin sister Deanna to vacation on Ecstasy Island. The voice on the other end of the line when she made the reservations reminds her of whom she gave up eight years. Resort owner Treah Baldwin has never forgotten his former wife. So to his elation, Dana not Deanna ends up in his bed These well written torrid visits to Ecstasy Island are enjoyable erotic romances once the heroine arrives at the resort. However, the rendition method of getting them there is inappropriate even though it is done out of love by caring sisters. Fans will ponder whether the end (heated loving island ecstasy romances) justifies the means. Harriet Klausner