Quiver
Quiver
by
Tobsha Learner (Goodreads Author)
Titillating and provocative, this collection of 12 short stories depicts the pleasures of new and rediscovered love, lust, and obsession, capturing the wild erotic experiences of a small group of professional, middle-class acquaintances who revel in sexual interludes of a kaleidoscopic range.
Published
(first published January 1st 1997)
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This was a real pleasure to read. I found all the stories very exciting and I am reading it for my second time. The Author gives great detail and really keeps your interest. One of the hottest, erotic books I have read to date. All ready bragging about this one to my friends.
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1 Out of 5 STARS with a DNF label
Lawdy where do I begin. Right from the start I felt like I was reading a report of the two characters. Very cut and dry. No emotion. Even the sex scenes where very....
Step 1 put hand here
Step 2 now put it there
Step 3 orgasm
Step 4 the next day
I know this is a collection of short stories and not a book so there would be very limited character development. Having said that some time spent to humanize these people would have been g...more
1 Out of 5 STARS with a DNF label
Lawdy where do I begin. Right from the start I felt like I was reading a report of the two characters. Very cut and dry. No emotion. Even the sex scenes where very....
Step 1 put hand here
Step 2 now put it there
Step 3 orgasm
Step 4 the next day
I know this is a collection of short stories and not a book so there would be very limited character development. Having said that some time spent to humanize these people would have been g...more
May 23, 2013
Elaine Shipley-pope
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2 of 5 stars
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review of another edition
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Honestly I really didn't care for 'Quiver'. It took me several weeks to finish it because I had to keep pushing myself to finish it. I had won this book through a giveaway here on goodreads and if I hadn't felt obligated to finish and then review it I may not have finished it at all. I was excited to read it but as I made my way through the first few stories I found myself disappointed. A lot of the stories didn't really capture my interest and I found one extremely boring. And of course like mo...more
May 26, 2013
Kim
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1 of 5 stars
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not-to-be-finished,
netgalley
The writing in this was so distant and clinical. Everything, to me, read like the scene-setting notes in a play, just describing attributes and action without any emotional involvement or narrative richness and with virtually no dialogue to give characters depth beyond what the point-of-view character observed. I'm sure this kind of thing works for others, but it was not my cup of tea at all.
Here's the thing- human sexuality is complicated. People have different preferences and proclivities, which is why a lot of books of erotic fiction are genre specific. Quiver is not.
That said, I thought the stories had good character development and were definitely well-written, explicit, and sexy. Just know that every story might not be to your particular taste.
That said, I thought the stories had good character development and were definitely well-written, explicit, and sexy. Just know that every story might not be to your particular taste.
Oct 26, 2008
Herinfernallady
rated it
5 of 5 stars
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review of another edition
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over 18s.
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Erotic short stories that are intertwined with each other. Either by person or a fleeting reference.
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Tobsha Learner was born and raised in England; she now divides her time between Australia, the UK and the USA. She is well known in Australia as an author and playwright.
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Tobsha Learner was born and raised in England; she now divides her time between Australia, the UK and the USA. She is well known in Australia as an author and playwright.
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“I had made the fatal mistake of believing in his touch, as if the intelligence of his hands, our orgasms, the way he penetrated me, had affected him as much as it had affected me. Perhaps this is the catch cry of the egoist: I love, therefore I must be loved. Perhaps it is the Achilles' heel of my gender.”
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