Martine Marquand

Set against the decadent backdrop of 18th century Venice, this Black Lace title tells the story of Allegra, who begins the tale a very pious young woman. After discovering her guardian's stash of erotic art, she must join a convent to cleanse her smutty soul. She is placed in a old, decrepit convent that turns out to be a den of iniquity, where, along with her Sapphic roomie Celina, she explores her sexuality and determines that she is a sensual person and this is not the place for her. After leaving the convent, the two indulge in ribaldry with multiple partners and visit a house of ill repute.

I am a huge fan of those 70's Italian nunsploitation films, with titles like The Sinful Nuns of St. Valentine and Convent of Sinners, so naturally I adored this book. The action in it is really hot, and varied, which was surprising as I was expecting nothing but naughty nun-on-nun action and this wasn't the case at all. The writing is very rich which suits the setting of the story well and is probably the best written Black Lace title that I've read. As a matter of fact, this is the best Black Lace Title that I've read period. Highly Recommended!… (más)