Mercedes Kelley has decided to write a romance novel, however she is experiencing writer’s block. Also it helps if you have some experience. She is twenty-five, single, blonde, blue eyes as well as still a virgin. Her family and friends call her Sadie. Her boss Mr. Jason Bradshaw is good-looking, intelligent, dark eyes plus her best friend’s brother. Sadie needs to do some research for her novel and is hopeful that her best friend Jessie can be of assistance finding a guy.

Sadie goes to the bar in hope of finding a gentleman with the purpose of having sex with him. Her boss Jason stops in the bar. Sadie tells Jason that she is a virgin and her plan to gain experience for her story. Jason says he would be willing to help out. It has been days now from the time when Sadie first approached Jason about her dilemma. Yet they still haven’t done anything more than kissing. Will Sadie be able to get her novel published or will she throw in the towel?

The Learning Curve was an enjoyable read. I thought the terrific twist to this book was the fact that Sadie was so informal towards sex and Jason wanted more than just a fling. You usually do not read many stories where the woman’s so impartial about sex. Jason realized that what he and Sadie would be doing was more than sex it was love making. Jason and Sadie were meant for each other, they just didn’t know it yet. I read The Learning Curve in one session, it was that good.

Reviewed by: Cheryl