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66 Chapters about 33 Women

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I was highly disappointed by 66 Chapters on 33 Women. The characters were dense and rather saddening. None had a sexual past that I would ever want to aspire to or even fantasize about.
When a woman reads erotica she would prefer not to read about men discussing their sexual histories using derogatory terms for the women they've bedded. All these pages could do is make sex with a man the last thing on our minds. Also, many chapters had scenes that did more to nauseate than to titillate.

I found myself forced to read this just so I could provide a proper review. Thankfully it was short read. I would recommend looking elsewhere for TRUE erotica.

You can read it in one sitting, which is the best for most erotica. a lot of flash fictions string together by re-occurring characters. There's some odd repetition, but I see that the author uses this like jazz music, certain notes that come back to haunt you with a theme.

This book reads like a series of flashes in a dark room.
The sex is so fast paced that the eroticism gets lost, and the novel seems more like a slideshow of erotic tableaux, and some of them not so erotic anyway.
Warning some scat scenes might be too much for those of some delicacy.

It moves fast, but that it's ultimate charm. You can easily breeze thriugh this novel -- or series of short-short stories that are interlinked by various recurring characters -- in one sitting, and get to the last page...satisfied.