Customer Reviews

Playtime

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Kim Corum's Playtime is one of the steamiest erotic novels ever written. The novel about a woman's quest to shatter all sexual inhibitions satisfied me from beginning to end - so to speak. If you've ever wondered what it would be like to act on every deviant and taboo sexual desire then this is the book for you. Corum does an excellent job chronicling the life of the proverbial bad girl. Even though it doesn't exceed Corum's Breaking the Girl, Playtime is insatiable erotica nevertheless. Highly recommended to all erotic fiction enthusiasts...

Playtime was a very good and very smart read about one woman who decides it's her "playtime" and doesn't let anyone--not even her husband!!!--stand in her way. I liked the concept and some of the theories behind what the character does as well.

Playtime is about a couple who go for a non-traditional realationship, i.e. an open realtionship. I had never read about something like this in a novel before but have to say, I would like to read more. It was very entertaining and insightful.

And with Clay, as well. I am so glad I found this novel. It's about someone who gets married too young and wants to "sow her wild oats". A lot of us out there have felt that need for sexual adventure. With Playime, we can live vicariously through Mona and all of her sexual adventures. Postitively the best book I've read in a long, long time. Extremely highly recommended!

I thought this book was poorly written and the sex 'per se' was laughable, not even a worthy beach novel. I didn't finish it because it was too outragious!

I bought this based on other reviews and I must have gotten a different book. This was disjointed and made no sense. My best friend and I trade books and I would not even show it to her. I just didn't like it.

I really think this woman gets all her close friends to write good reveiws for her. I can't imagine any other way she could possibly acquire them. This book is awful and horribly written, do yourself a favor and skip it.