Solomon Li

Ego and Eccentricity Solomon Li

A Jane Austen inspired 50 Shades romance, where we explore the modernity of what passes for human relationships. Love, sex, validation, and a whole slew of insecurities make for a tale of unlikely mutualism between protagonist Becky and the man who solicits her services! A very free-spirited and clever young lady, Becky seems quite sexually empowered at first glance, but is revealed to be as insecure about her place in life as any other person in the modern world. Especially when she decides to become an escort out of necessity!She encounters Thomas again, who has returned from a desert sabbatical, and become a darker, sombre (though still quirky), and more alluring person to the initially curious Becky. They enter a "sweetly professional" relationship which becomes complicated as they begin developing unclear feelings regarding what they're missing in themselves, and whether or not the void within themselves can be filled by the other. Solomon Li's conventional romance style integrates erotica, but the story is determined to highlight the philosophical side of desire, self-worth, and solace in human companionships.