Elaine is traveling in Europe when a stranger on the train makes an extremely improper (although tempting) proposition. The main plot of the book is not brought before the reader's eyes until well after the third chapter so I hesitate to share details in this review for fear of ruining the author's revelations. What I can tell you is those first three chapters make it clear INSATIABLE is all about passion, conquest, submission (with the submissive one's permission) and lots of hot and sweaty sex. Oh, and vampires.

As you continue in the book, the author introduces other characters beyond Elaine and Rafael (one of whom will become very physical with Elaine and Rafael for yet more hot, sweaty and arousing scenes). A villain is also part of the overarching plot, and there are a few twists, but still, it comes back to the fact that Morgan Hawke knows how to write a fantastic sex scene, and can make the characters interesting enough to write a book around them. Not a bad book, either, but one that had enough plot to keep my interest.

INSATIABLE doesn't pretend to be modern literature, and even is printed with a label on the back that reads: "WARNING: This is a really HOT book. (sexually explicit)." It fulfills those expectations admirably and has some of the most imaginatively erotic scenes I've read in recent memory. If what you are looking for is fairly mindless entertainment with enough steam to run a train a few good hilly miles this is definitely the right book for the job.