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Title: Aria Appassionata (Black Lace) by Julia Hastings, Juliet Hastinge ISBN: 0-352-33056-2 Publisher: Nexus Pub. Date: 01 March, 1996 Format: Paperback Volumes: 1 List Price(USD): $7.99

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Average Customer Rating: 3.5 (2 reviews)

Rating: 3
Summary: Carmen enacted in a singer's real life
Comment: If you like the jealous, controlling lover as a male protagonist, this is for you. Alas, I do not enjoy this plot complication: the erotic parts were well-written, but the underlying plot made me pass this one to a used-book store. It is not the writer's fault that I dislike this kind of person. It was well-paced, but if you know the plot of the opera Carmen, you can pretty well guess how the novel will go. Black Lace never really offers a good enough clue to the specific "kinks" featured in an offering--in erotica this is almost as necessary as genre clssification in non-erotic fiction.

Rating: 4
Summary: Synopsis
Comment: Tess Challoner has made it. She is going to play one of opera's most notorious girls, Carmen, in a new production that promises to be as raunchy and explicit as it is intelligent. It's an opportunity no young singer could miss.

But Tess is inexperienced. To play Carmen convincingly she needs to know a lot more about passion and desire than she does. Tony Varguez, the handsome but jealous Spanish tenor, takes on the task of her education.

The stage is set for unbridled erotic exploration. But things soon become complicated. When Tess finds herself irresistibly drawn to the newest member of the cast, Richard Schaeffer, she knows she's playing a dangerous game. If Tony finds out she's playing fast and loose with his affections then life could begin to imitate art - with dramatic consequences.