| By day, Beverly Johnson is a successful, lonely,
businesswoman. At night she is what her stock-boy Mark demands
of her. Mark is torn by his feelings for her and his feelings
for himself. He becomes his alter-ego Maureen, in an attempt
to find out Beverly's most deepest, darkest secrets, giving
him exactly what he needs to pleasure her. Management
Training is a story of two people who are not sure of
themselves and each other. The character development is too
far into the story to make you as interested in the characters
as you might have been earlier in the tale. It would also have
benefited from being two separate stories with regard to
Mark’s alter-ego status. This aspect took the reader away from
the main character storyline and made it harder to enjoy. It
is not a bad story for a quick getaway on a Saturday
afternoon. |
