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Anne Rice, writing as Anne Rampling, employs the same libinous imagination in "Exit to Eden" that she presents to readers in the spellbinding sensuality of The Vampire Chronicles and the more sexually taboo "Belinda." "Exit to Eden" is a wickedly erotic, graphic, literary portrait of the S&M scene. The main characters, Lisa and Elliot, embark on a sexual journey, testing the limits of pleasure, pain, and sexual darkness at "The Club," an exclusive island resort where forbidden fantasy meets willing flesh. Rice explores the relationship between slave and master- the different paths they follow- by allowing both main characters to narrate their respective chapters, giving insight into not just the different roles played, but also the psychology behind each character's actions. "Exit to Eden" is bold and erotic, laced with licentiousness, and sexual tension. Throughout the tale, Rice seems like nothing less than a dominatrix. This pure and uncanny fantasy gives voice to the forbidden as though it is as commonplace as the marital bed. The novel is on a par with the erotic works of Henry Miller and Anais Nin. A titillating literary romp.Read full review
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