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Ann Kirillova jarptica — M/M porn. First, let's debunk the blurb on the back of the book. This isn't a mystery. There is a murder, and some mystery, but let's be clear, this book is about sex -- random, unrelenting, meaningless -- sex. This reads like a Choose Your Own Sex Adventure novel. Not that you get to choose, more like someone ahead of you figured out the path with the maximum amount of sex and then tore out all the other pages. Also, it's written about as well as a CYOA book; that same kind of careless attention to logic. SURPRISE: there's a killer robot in the alley! Like that, but with sex. SURPRISE: the butler fucks you! What this book does well: Kink, presented free of judgment. The male gaze, gazing at other males. Some of the sex is even hot, though it does get boring due to sheer volume and the utter dearth of personality in the protagonist and his many, many sex partners. Warning: Does include several non-consensual acts. Two stars because, book jacket aside, it doesn't pretend to be anything other than what it is, and it does an okay job at being absurd and filled with kinky sex.

王 崇茵 anluosang — I was really looking forward to reading this book, it looked like it could have been interesting and even the cover is nice. There were just too many problems with this story that kept me from finishing it. Oddly formal sentence structure that stood in stark contrast to some of the more sexual purple prose, which left me annoyed most of the time. It was also very annoying that the heroine would constantly remind herself of her extended celibacy if one of the male protagonists happened to just look at her a certain way (and how she would like to end it, but oh! not to them, but it HAD been a long time, blah, blah, blah). It would have been nice to read a paragraph without Evans constantly mentioning her increasing libido. I understand it's supposed to be a "historial paranormal romance," but how about trying some finesse please! Although I did like how Evans wrote about her take on vampires, ogres, and various fey populations. While it wasn't exactly original, it was interesting at points. Especially in regard to ogres and how the supernatural fey population lives in an uncomfortable, but symbiotic relationship with mortals. That said nothing else about this story was very interesting to read. Everything about the characters is spelled out from the beginning. Instead of showing the reader how a character is brave, or reserved, or bold, etc. everything was stated point blank (ex. "He ached for her regard, it was hauntingly clear, etched in every tense inch of his vulnerable visage." it's so clear only because the author literally hits you over the head with it, jeez). A reader can only take so much... Overall not very good...dnf.

Oficina3 Oficina3 oficina3 — Awesome Book.