Erotic thriller, first published in 1994 and translated into three European languages, has just been reissued by Simon & Schuster as an e-book and paperback.

 This is a fast paced, intense story about a romantic triangle. It's occasionally risqué. It's sometimes funny. It's generally intense to the point sometimes of being harrowing.

Too Easy was published by a major UK publisher and reviewed in the Sunday Times of London, a great honor. This reviewer seemed to get every aspect:

 “Price sneaks elegantly from inside the head of one to another, revealing weaknesses, conjuring up a pitying sympathy for each and giving the snappy dialogue the depth and background it needs. Certainly, this is a man who has female friends: his girl talk is top class… The film contract is probably already on his agent’s desk. ‘Too Easy' the movie could have been made in gritty and glamorous 1940s black-and-white, with Ann Baxter as Anne, Kirk Douglas as Robert and Joan Crawford as Kathy….The point of the story is how easy – too easy – it is to slip from wanting something badly to doing bad things in order to get it.” — Sunday Times of London, from a 450-word, enthusiastic review by Louisa Young)

 [See Sample Chapter section.]