Weaved for Pleasure: Sinclair

I really thought this was a cute short story. I so wish it was longer just because I really liked it! Sinclair is an Ifrit or Genie as we know it and bound to a carpet to be a sex slave for one moon phase to the woman who finds him. In that time she can have three wishes, but all he wants is to find his true love and be set free. I love that he wants a real life and is willing to give up everything if he can’t find it this time. Nora is a woman trying to get over the hurt of a broken marriage and recent divorce. I love that she never wants to use the wishes for the wrong things, and in fact uses them for good things. She is such a good woman and is so truly caring of others. Over all a great quick read that would have been just as good if not better as a longer story. A genie who can grant three wishes and give unbelievable amount of pleasure at the same time….I’ll take it

As previous reviews indicate the grammar is atrocious, which I really do blame on the editors, after all that is why an author has them. The story was not really my cup of tea and if I found someone in my home I'd be reaching for the gun/knife and a phone to call 911....so not much reality in there. It really wasn't a great read for me.

A good fresh story, But It did seem strange to me that a single woman who finds a nude man in her home doesnt scream or threaten to call the police rather they start getting it on!!!. A good read thought some sad parts and some naughty one aswell.

well written story, keeps you interested, lots of erotic love, if you like happy endings, wutg love and sex this one is a keeper. will read again and the authors have other good books

The grammar in this story is so horrific that I couldn't get more than four pages into it. "Your" v "You're" for example. I couldn't tell another reader if the story itself was any good or not - I couldn't be bothered to read something that the authors didn't care enough about to even proofread.

Terrible. I was interested in the premise -- but the author(s) ruined it by having the 'genie' speak in slang and use phrasing that was completely incongruous with the character. The grammar was atrocious...errors that a basic grammar check on Word would fix. The characters and the sex where uninteresting.