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Title & Description of "Erotica" misleading,
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This review is from: Fever (Paperback)
I ordered this book several years ago when I wanted a good hot read. I didn't want the crudeness of "men's porn", but I wanted something a little racier than traditional "women's fiction". This was not it. There were very few actual sex scenes, and the ones that were there were distracting with all the contraptions. When I order a book of this type, I want something to fantasize along with, something that can "get me in the mood". This fell far short. It actually angered me. I'm not a prude, and certain sex acts don't turn me off, just because I don't involve myself with them, but one story actually spent paragraphs discussing the dental dam & other "safety" accompaniments the characters used. We know that in the real world, things like this are necessary - not in my fantasy fiction. A condom is one thing, bizarre contraptions are distracting to the extreme.
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Fever by Michelle Slung (Paperback - July 19, 1995)
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