Starting with “All McQueen's Men” and ending with “Zoe White and the Seven Whores,” these twenty-six stories give new meaning t...
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Sep 07, 2011
Vanessa
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This is one book I'm ashamed to have by my bed. It is really trashy. Luckily the pink and taupe cover blends in with my bedding and can lie camouflaged on my duvet when my flatmate bursts in on me unexpectedly.
I mention it here only because there is one story that lifts it above the average. It is tucked away at the back so you might miss it. It's called Zoe White and the Seven Whores.
I told you it was trashy.
This story is by Thomas S. Roche and, to be honest, More...
I mention it here only because there is one story that lifts it above the average. It is tucked away at the back so you might miss it. It's called Zoe White and the Seven Whores.
I told you it was trashy.
This story is by Thomas S. Roche and, to be honest, More...
Aug 05, 2011
Carol
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A collection of fairy tales from brand new to revisited tales. Saucy and very adult, not recommended for children. Since the tales are from all different authors the styles and range varies from piece to piece. Some a very good and others are not so much so, but as a whole the collection is nicely put together.
Oct 25, 2011
Laura
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Thought it was okay. While I appreciate the twist on well-known fairy tales, the story lines that the authors came up with seemed fairly trite to me
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