The Seduction Hypothesis is the second book in the Science of Temptation series written by Delphine Dryden. The story revolves around Lindsey, a wildlife biologist who attends a fan convention with her boyfriend, Ben. However, their relationship falls apart during the event, leaving Lindsey still longing for her ex. In order to win her back, he must prove that he can fulfill her needs.

The book delves into the complexities of relationships and explores themes of desire, trust, and personal growth. Lindsey’s profession as a wildlife biologist adds an interesting element to the story, as it allows for unique settings and situations. The author skillfully weaves together romance and science, creating a captivating narrative that keeps readers engaged from start to finish.

Lindsey’s decision to attend the fan convention with Ben initially seemed like a great idea. However, as the story unfolds, it becomes clear that their relationship was not as strong as she had hoped. The convention serves as a catalyst for their breakup, leaving Lindsey feeling disappointed and unfulfilled.

Despite their separation, Lindsey still finds herself longing for her ex-boyfriend. She is torn between her desire for him and her need for emotional fulfillment. In order to win her back, Ben must prove that he can give her what she truly needs in a relationship.

Throughout the book, Lindsey undergoes personal growth and self-discovery. She learns to prioritize her own happiness and desires, rather than settling for less than she deserves. This journey of self-realization is a central theme in the story and adds depth to Lindsey’s character development.

The Seduction Hypothesis is a compelling read that combines elements of romance and personal growth. Delphine Dryden’s writing style is engaging and immersive, allowing readers to connect with the characters on an emotional level. The book explores themes of love, desire, and self-empowerment, making it an enjoyable and thought-provoking read.

• The Seduction Hypothesis

• The Science of Temptation, Book 2
• By: Delphine Dryden
• Narrated by: Violet Blackburn

Wildlife biologist Lindsey thought attending a fan convention with her new boyfriend, Ben, was a great idea – until their relationship fell apart. Lindsey still longs for her ex – but if he wants her, he’ll have to prove he can give her what she needs.

Ben will do anything to win Lindsey back, and when he sees her in her skimpy black vinyl conference outfit, he realizes what she’s yearned for. And he is inspired to finally give in to his dark lust for complete sexual control….

Lindsey marvels at her reaction to Ben’s quirky new seduction techniques, and suddenly sees the brilliant but boring coding master in a different light. After several erotic encounters in hotel rooms and stairs, she falls in love with him again. And wonder if the intimate relationship will last when they get home….

I have to say that I love this story because of so many different factors. It’s well-written (thank God), fun, intelligent, and full of interesting references that of course I fully understand. I don’t remember how many times I giggled and had to stop to read it to my husband. One of my favorite lines is when Lindsey compares Ben’s erection to what Wolverine’s bones are replacing. I had to read this to my husband and his comment was “Adamantium”, which of course is what it’s called. It makes my passionate heart beat harder.

Ben and Lindsey broke up and were forced to endure a long ride together in an RV on their way to BeastCon (think HUGE comics convention). Ben is finally starting to open his eyes wide as to what Lindsey wants from their relationship and he also realizes that he has suppressed some of his dominant urges due to concerns that they are not healthy thoughts. strong for him and also very anti-feminist.

It’s great to see a book showing a Dom in the works. His research, the questions he has, the concerns and even some confusion about what he wants. In most of the books that I read, it is not uncommon for Dom to be well established in the lifestyle but it is the subplot that comes into play in this situation. What a great reminder that even Doms has to start somewhere.

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