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The Pearl is the third in a series that follows the Godwick family's escapades in erotic and forbidden romance.
This book follows Arthur and Regan. Arthur, the first son and heir to the Godwick estates and titles is the mature son. The son who keeps the younger brother out of trouble.
Regan is the young, recently widowed owner of the renowned Pearl hotel. Arthur finds himself indebted to Regan by way of his immature brothers $100,000 debit to the Pearl and his trade of the families favourite portrait of Lord Malcom.
Arthur and Regan discover that their chance bargain and blossoming feelings for each other may have a supernatural origin.

I enjoyed this book and am giving it a full 4 stars. I have to admit that I didn't read the first in the series but I did read The Rose, the second in the trilogy. This one didn't have as much of a fantasy/supernatural plot as The Rose and even the one plot point that was supernatural could have been explained away as a characters imagination or a trick of the mind.

The point where Lord Malcom's relationship between the two main characters is revealed is a bit... ick for me. I think the book would have been good without that, or had a different, less incestuous type of reasoning for Lord Malcom's meddling. Yes, I realize they aren't that close but still.

10* How do you rate a book by an author who has no equal? The Pearl is the 3rd installment in a series featuring a titled family in England. No cliffhangers-other than can’t wait to read Charlie’s book. Intense, erotic and HEA. Perfection! The Godwicks books are not quite as intense as the Sinners books but definitely just as read-worthy. Do yourself a favor and read The Pearl!

Oh, those Godwicks with their ferocious sexual appetites and genuine appreciation for art.

It's easy to characterize this novel as another Reisz's erotic bent on classic art-pieces, but in reality, just like with any of her books, it's more than that. Through her story, she tillites, tugging on every kink reader can possibly have, but the reason this works is because she is, alongside, building the relationships and bringing her characters to their true selves.

I didn't enjoy it as much as I did first two mostly because they were somewhat playful. In this one D/s dynamic is all about "Regan needs to have control because of what she's been through and Art realizes that he is always so proper and responsible, so he enjoys giving control away." The themes of feminine power and female liberation are subtly projected though story around paintings by female artists, but I can't shake the feeling that it was made like those themes wouldn't work if they weren't backed up with sordid past of Regan's bad marriage, like we wouldn't have the emotional resonance otherwise. And there is Malcolm of course with his, not so gentle, pushing in direction he set his mind to. It's a bit heavy and morose stuff when you look at it below the surface, or bellow the sex if you please, and, sure, it's something they enjoy in, but I always liked the playful aspect of sexual interactions between characters in previous books. It felt the romantic feelings more organically evolve from there considering who characters are and, here, I kept thinking there is a lot of stuff they need to deal with before committing themselves to a relationship. And, to be clear, author didn't disregard this, we get the scenes of individual character development, but the underlying issues they both had kept pulling my attention and I wanted the "classy and smart romp" I got with previous books.
So, emotionally unconvincing, but physically? Whoa. Tiffany Reisz writes the hottest, sexiest, the kinkiest scenes and situations I couldn't imagine as something I would enjoy reading about before I discovered her books. She, to put it simply, rocks.
So, a solid entry in The Godwicks series from reliably good Reisz.

I like the characters and descriptions.i like the dialogue.i like the romance and erotica. Good quick read.

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Special thanks to 8th circle press and NetGalley for providing me with ARC.

This is the first book to me by Tiffany Reisz and also the first in this series but i loved it so much and enjoyed it.
I loved Regan and Arthur so much, the Author create the characters so good.

The Pearl is the third installment in The Godwicks Series, about 21-year old Lord Arthur Godwick, eldest son of Mona & Spencer.

Arthur has spends the majority of his time cleaning up after his younger brother, Charlie who enjoys life to the fullest. But now Charlie had managed to screwed up majorly, accumulating up a 100,000 pound bill at the Pearl Hotel. To settle his bill, Charlie brought a priceless family heirloom to the owner of the Pearl, 30-year old Lady Regan Ferry.

Trying to fix Charlie's mess, Arthur agrees to Regan's demand to spend 10 days with her to cater to her every sexual whim. He'll do anything to get back the painting of Lord Malcolm and he needs to do it in time before his parents discover Charlie messing up.
You’re my bird now—my bird in my gilded cage. How does it feel, getting treated like your great-grandfather used to treat his whores?

Little by little it is revealed that Regan is not a fan of the Godwicks, she abhors them and takes immensely pleasure in humiliating Arthur. But, appallingly and to his utter shock, Arthur finds that he likes what she does to him.

But than, their deliciously hot sex scenes become creepy when the ghost of Lord Malcolm Arthur Augustus Fitzroy, thirteenth Earl of Godwick, Arthur’s great-grandfather, makes an appearance.


Tiffany Reisz is an automatically one-click author for me. And I've again loved reading Arthur's story. TR knows how to write erotica, this being another prime example.


I wonder what's next......., Lord Malcolm??

Really did like this story. The Godwicks are a very interesting family to follow with all their sexual escapades. And Reisz does that with Arthur and Regan. Didn't enjoy this as much as did with The Rose but, this does have erotic romance you always get with a Reisz book.

When Lord Arthur Godwick learns his younger brother is up to his bollocks in debt to Regan Ferry, owner of The Pearl Hotel, he agrees to work off the tab in her bed.When I started reading I couldn't put it down.Tiffany Reisz is magnifysent and amazing writer.I cannot wait to read more of there books.Keep up the great work.You should definitely read this book.Can't wait for the next book.

Thank you Net Galley for an ARC of The Pearl. This is a romance between Regan and Arthur. They find love after unraveling secrets from the past. Good read!

When I reviewed the advance reader copy of The Rose, I said that if Tiffany Reisz wrote a third book about the Godwicks, I would hunt it down on NetGalley, pre-order it at the bookstore, AND put it on hold at the library. At the time, I couldn’t imagine where she was going to find a third Godwick to give a book to, but I had faith that the author was much more imaginative than I. And I am incredibly grateful that my faith has been rewarded.

The Pearl is about twenty-one year old Arthur Godwick, who is the straight arrow of the family, and just weeks short of reporting for duty as a medical support officer. The premise of the plot is simple - Arthur will repay his younger brother’s ten days of debt at The Pearl Hotel by spending ten days with the hotel’s owner, Lady Regan Ferry. It’s a plot that has been done before. However, what makes this book so amazing are the character arcs, the integration of art writing, and the incredibly creative erotica.

Since this is clearly a romance - and I had read the other two in the series - I knew there would be happiness for the couple at the end of the novel. What I didn’t know was who they would be as individuals and who they would be as a couple when they achieved that happiness. It was a fascinating journey, to say the least.

I received this book as a digital advance reader copy from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.

I loved The Red. It was one of my all-time favorite books. Sadly, this falls way short of that level of excellence.

If I had not made a promise to NetGalley to review the book, I'd have given up on it several times while reading the first half. I disliked the characters tremendously and thought the whole thing was rather silly.

But then, as I persisted, the story picked up, and the true colors of the characters became more evident. I'm glad I didn't give up, but I don't have a lot to say about why this book is particularly interesting.

The author, with a few exceptions, is one of my top favorites, so when I come across a work of hers that just doesn't compare, it's tough to take. She's had a few that didn't resonate with me, but overall I love her work.

Part of the problem with these characters is that their glib conversations are beginning to sound like the characters from the Original Sinners books. We're used to those folks and expect snappy dialogue from them. But this felt like a poor imitation. They needed their own voices- not those of Nora and Kingsley.

Another thing that got to me was the almost clinical way the sexy bits were written. There is such a thing as TOO much detail. I never shy away from graphic scenes, but a few of these scenes seemed like they were trying too hard, and I was turned off. Not all of them were that way.

The whole supernatural thing about the book could be excused in The Red because it was portrayed in a beautifully creative way that made you keep guessing throughout the story. In this book, it just comes across as ridiculous.

I'm rounding up from 2.5 stars.

Um wow. That ended up being far more than I was expecting it to be.
Lots of sexy times and a good storyline to go with it.
I ended up liking both characters and their individual back stories that brought it so they could be together.
They do work well together and I liked how the author made sure to keep them as individuals even though they were very in love with each other.
It was nice to see the female character stay true to her passions and to grow with them, alongside the male character doing the same with what he wanted to do. They were a team together, but also appreciated that they had lives outside of each other.

Overall I did love there stories, for me personally could have done without all of the graphic sex.

You can learn a lot about yourself reading this book. Tiffany Reisz wrote an enticing and seductive novel...again. The Godwicks are an entertaining bunch of amorous individuals. In this kind of conpany, it's easy to allow inhibitions to fall away and intrigue to rule ones actions.

Just remember...you chose this.

Smoking hot and an ignition switch for any reader, The Pearl is just the kind of fun that requires some hot and heavy follow up!

And of course, a thank you to Lord Malcom, without him we would have to look elsewhere for a naughty bit of fun!

This is the first Tiffany Reisz book I've read thus far and I haven't read the other two books in the series but this didn't stop me from getting into this book and getting to grips with who the characters were. I think perhaps because it's centered on Arthur and Regan so much, so even without prior knowledge of the other Godwicks, you'd be okay. Either way, this was a book I read over the course of a day or so and it was really good. The writing in all scenes, especially intimate ones was done well and was sexy without being cringey or overdone. I felt the chemistry between the main couple was convincing and palpable, which will be sure to delight many readers. I don't usually read erotica but I think for other readers who may not have read much before either, this would be a good first attempt into the genre. Overall, I sped through this book and while it's probably more of a one time read for me, it was a solid story.

I received a free ARC via NetGalley in exchange for my honest review.

I will not go over the synopsis of the book, that is easily found. I will however say this: Read it!

Reisz is exploring elements of paranormal and I loved it. You can be a fan of erotica or not, but this book is more than that. Don't get me wrong, you want steamy, you will find it here. But you will also find female empowerment, learning to love oneself, honesty and pure humanity in these characters.

Heartbreaking at moments, witty and sexy, this novel as it all.

I liked that the story was told from both Regan and Arthur's points of views. However, there were some things that bothered me (they're cousins?!) and this just wasn't what I expected after reading the current synopsis. I also never warmed to Regan's character. At all.

Kindly received an ARC from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.

The Red by Tiffany Reisz was easily the strangest sexy books I've read, and while The Pearl doesn't quite achieve the same level of weirdness, it's sexier and much spookier than its predecessor. The characters are fabulously wealthy, but not out of touch; the 'real world' often intrudes upon their happiness, making this a far more realistic romance than the overt fantasy sequences suggest. Sexual trauma and ownership of one's sexuality are key themes, with explicit consent given in every scene. I often experienced genre-whiplash- while the comedy fell flat for me (no-one calls their PA by a Monty Python nickname) the horror scenes (particularly the dream inspired by Judith Beheading Holofernes) hit their mark. Be prepared to ask yourself "why am I turned on by this?!" Just try it- it's almost Halloween.

When you are feeling down in the dumps, read Tiffany Reisz. She cheers me up no end. I’m sure I read that the average person laughs 7 times in a day. This book gave me a lifetime’s worth of laughs.

More than that though, in as much as The Red and The Rose had me googling works of art so did The Pearl. And I’m so delighted that every piece of art referenced in this book was created by a woman.

The story itself is young Lord Arthur Godwick (Art for short) trying to earn back the priceless painting of his great grandfather Malcolm which has fallen into the hands of the beautiful Lady Regan Ferry due to his hapless younger brother, Charlie’s, inability to keep his dick in his trousers.

The art is the inspiration. Clutch my pearls! Could that rake Lord Malcolm be interfering from beyond the grave?

My most favourite quotes:

“You’re my bird now - my bird in my gilded cage.”

“There were worse jobs in the world than laying on his back in a luxurious bedroom designed for sex and letting an incredibly beautiful woman use his body.”

“On the threshold of his bedroom, in a house gone dark and storm quiet, their mouths found each other in an electric kiss. It was a kiss on the edge of a knife, a kiss on the edge of the world.”

“I will love you forever, and you can’t stop me so don’t bother trying. I’ll love you and I’ll wait for you, but if you run from me, I’ll find you.”

Dreams really can come true in this brilliantly written dollop of sauciness.

The Pearl is hot, naughty, a little sweet, a tad hopeful, and quite mysterious.

The writing is just as poetic as I expected, and the intricate family relationships on top of what is going on between the main characters made for a fast read.

Tiffany Reisz is a safe bet. And this one is very well written and a very well wrotten erotic novel... but the end was too lovey-dovey for the drama beforehand. So "only" four very good stars from me.