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SinCitySinner 67 Reviews 375 reads
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reading it in public. Otherwise, people will take away your mancard.

apkeaton481050 reads

Ok, so I might be the last on earth to read them, and I *heard* that women are the target audience, but DAYUM!! Has the best written porn REALLY been hiding in plain sight in the romance section at the book store??

I picked the trilogy up at auction on Wednesday (4 bucks), finished 1 and was halfway into 2 that night, and now I'm a third of the way into 3.

My biggest problem is I have an appointment next week that might end up fruitless as, quite frankly, right now I'm drained, so to speak. *tisk* There IS no such thing as bad porn when it involves sex in an R8 or butt plugs.

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Dr Who revived388 reads

But even Alex P. Keaton wouldn't read that drivel.

And yea...women are the target audience.  Along with manginas.

Head over to the BDSM board if you really want to learn some fun shit  :D

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apkeaton48272 reads

WOW. "Hi," gents. We've never met soooo, yeah, nevermind.

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SinCitySinner376 reads

reading it in public. Otherwise, people will take away your mancard.

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TheHoundOfCullin199 reads

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jinnimixxx251 reads

It's like Danielle Steele mixxxed with Hustler
Not all that encouraging...I scanned through most of it
xxx
Jinni
PS. Glad you enjoyed it though!!

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mschambers209 reads

It got boring and I got busy with school, I have slight motivation to pick it up again (I do have book 2 & 3) and now with school out I have the time! It just seems too fictional to me... I like reading things that are more plausible than that.

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Christian124206 reads

To me, it was like reading sexed up soap opera. No interest in #2 or #3.

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apkeaton48184 reads

not gonna lie, to an extent I agree with both of the above. 2 and 3 both had alot of 'are you SURE you're not leaving me?' angst that on it's own felt repetitive, but kind of had to be there to propel the whole "redemption" thing.

Reminds me, especially after the fact, of Ann Rice's Exit to Eden.

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