Autumn Blessing, otherwise known as A.J., is a successful corporate attorney. Recently divorced from her cheating husband, she has decided that watching, rather than doing, will serve her better because that means that she cannot be hurt again.

Then her world is turned upside down when she is kissed by a masked man at a ball. She can't get him off her mind. She meets back up with him again on a bus, along with his friends who are engaging in public sex while he videos them.

Jonas awakens feelings in her she never knew she had, and then he brings Michael into the picture and A.J. is swept along in a journey filled with dark secrets that might just be more than she can handle.

Voyeur is the first book in Roxy Harte's BDSM-Menage series. Within the first few pages, I was beginning to think that maybe I had made a bad choice in books, because I just wasn't feeling it at all. Then the fun began, things heated up and I was swept away by A.J. and Jonas. Roxy Harte demanded by complete attention with her exciting, smooth writing, and I was more than a little sad to see the book come to an end. However, she leaves the ending wide open for the next book in this series, and I cannot wait to get my hands on it.

This is the second Roxy Harte book I have read, and while she takes her characters into territory that can be more than a little scary and is not at all for everyone, I can't help but love her work. She creates realistic characters and brings them and their emotions to life with a powerful force. Not only are the emotions astounding, but the physical feelings are written so well, I could almost feel what A.J. felt during her first flogging.

As I mentioned before, Roxy Harte really pushes the limits of what some people would find comfortable and acceptable. I am not normally affected enough to take a double-take, but near the end of this book, I did find myself having a hard time wrapping my head around a scene that occurred and how A.J. could have found pleasure in it. I did immensely enjoy this book and look forward to reading everything this author has to offer, but I do have to caution that due to some of the graphic scenes in Voyeur involving a sadist, it may not be for everyone. However, if you enjoy sadism, or believe you can keep your mind open to the possibilities, then by all means, read this book.

Reviewed by: Melissa C.