Aaron Elkin's Gideon Oliver (Bone Detective) series....
I'm up to Book three of over a dozen...
I'm up to Book three of over a dozen...
What's Everyone Reading?
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David Drake's the Road of Danger. The ninth book in the RCN (Lieutenant Leary) series. Great military SF.
The Corpse on the Dike (Janwillem van de Wetering)
The Corpse on the Dike, the third book in Janwillem van de Wetering's series about Amsterdam cops Adjutant-Detective Grijpstra and Sergeant de Gier...
The Corpse on the Dike, the third book in Janwillem van de Wetering's series about Amsterdam cops Adjutant-Detective Grijpstra and Sergeant de Gier...
Just finished... real good.
From post above that said "So good" with no book cover. The Genesis Secret. I finished that last week.
From post above that said "So good" with no book cover. The Genesis Secret. I finished that last week.
I just finished reading
It's an accounting of one woman's quest to find her sexuality outside of her marriage.
It was, uhm, interesting. The first 2/3 of the book were a neat look at the psychology behind women's sexuality, or perhaps more appropriately, lack thereof. The author sets out to be more, well, manly about finding what she likes and expressing it, developing her own sense of self and worth through sexual exploration, rather than being swept along on the tides of kids, housework, and marriage. It was just as I was starting to really identify with her quest, that it devolved into being merely about BDSM. Which, if you like a little spanky spanky and a tight vinyl dress, you'd probably love
But, the last 1/3 lost me as it became about the fetish instead of a universal message. Ah well... it was still entertaining. lol.
It's an accounting of one woman's quest to find her sexuality outside of her marriage.
It was, uhm, interesting. The first 2/3 of the book were a neat look at the psychology behind women's sexuality, or perhaps more appropriately, lack thereof. The author sets out to be more, well, manly about finding what she likes and expressing it, developing her own sense of self and worth through sexual exploration, rather than being swept along on the tides of kids, housework, and marriage. It was just as I was starting to really identify with her quest, that it devolved into being merely about BDSM. Which, if you like a little spanky spanky and a tight vinyl dress, you'd probably love
But, the last 1/3 lost me as it became about the fetish instead of a universal message. Ah well... it was still entertaining. lol.
I just finished reading
It's an accounting of one woman's quest to find her sexuality outside of her marriage.
It was, uhm, interesting. The first 2/3 of the book were a neat look at the psychology behind women's sexuality, or perhaps more appropriately, lack thereof. The author sets out to be more, well, manly about finding what she likes and expressing it, developing her own sense of self and worth through sexual exploration, rather than being swept along on the tides of kids, housework, and marriage. It was just as I was starting to really identify with her quest, that it devolved into being merely about BDSM. Which, if you like a little spanky spanky and a tight vinyl dress, you'd probably love
You should take a look at 50 shades of Grey, I'm on the first of 3 and Jen is on book 2.
The Outlaw Album (Woodrell)
The Outlaw Album (2011), a collection of twelve short stories by Daniel Woodrell...
The Outlaw Album (2011), a collection of twelve short stories by Daniel Woodrell...
I was just reading the Peavy Mart flyer. Case International plaid flannels shirts are on sale for $28.99
Yeah, all my BDSM friends recommend it. lol. Hmmmm...
That doesn't surprise me at all. Its why I recommended it to you.
