Long & Short Reviews
Everyone should take a risk once in a while. The chemistry between Rosie and Tirath was fantastic. They spent almost this entire tale on the same wavelength despite the fact that they didn’t do a lot of talking about what they wanted. Given how quickly things were heating up between them, it was important thing to establish early on that they were both totally comfortable with what was happening so the audience would understand what was going on with these characters and why they suddenly decided to completely change the nature of their relationship. As much as I liked the epilogue, it didn’t fit the tone of the rest of this story. It was written from the perspective of a character who hadn’t gotten a lot of attention in the earlier scenes, and it honestly sounded like something that would have worked better as sequel than as part of the first glimpse into this world even though I don’t actually know if the author was hoping to write such a thing. Either way, it was a good idea that should have been given its own space to shine. I appreciated the fact that Tirath and Rosie addressed the fact that their friendship transitioned from being platonic to being erotic extremely quickly. This had been something that I’d been a little puzzled by earlier on in the plot, so it was nice to see the characters acknowledge it and talk about why they were both so comfortable suddenly becoming lovers after such a long and close friendship. Seducing Her Best Friend made me smile. I’d recommend it to anyone who has ever had erotic thoughts about a friend.