TRYST by S. L. Jennings is the latest installment of the Sexual Education series and is a first person account of what happens when one's fantasies comes true and the ramifications that go along with it.

Heidi DuCane is a happily married alpha female with a lust for life and a flair for solving problems. Including those of high profile Rock Star clientele constantly in the public eye. When her husband gives her a gift she can't resist, what should have been a single evening filled with exploration and discovery turns a one night stand into more than all parties involved are prepared to handle.

The psychological twists and turns through the mind of Heidi compels and engages the reader to empathize with all characters at some point or another within the novel. TRYST is written with frank dialog and can be potentially uncomfortable for a reader not used to this type of strong, brassy female character. The language and thought process of the protagonist can be a little off-putting however, the pace and unforgettable characters within this novel make it well worth the read. Although TRYST can be read alone, it does have a brief cameo of characters from one of Jennings' previous works within the Sexual Education series. This brief appearance doesn't take away from the integrity of TRYST but adds to the setting and depth of the characters.

I would absolutely recommend TRYST to other erotic literature connoisseurs especially if they enjoy a good first person novel with more to it than just the deliciously raunchy sex scenes. TRYST has it all. A strong woman, sexy men, and a story line with a delicate psychological balance between the characters that kept me riveted throughout the entire read.