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E-Date
Logan has went through what has become society's norm, but he feels anything but normal. Recently divorced and a single dad, he has to start all over. Frustrated, he turns to online dating to find love.
Go through Logan’s journey with him as he goes on date after date looking for love. What he finds is a lot of lonely horny women along the way.
E-Date is about real characters with real lives that can be as complicated as some of the sexual positions they try. This title is highly erotic and meant for those 18 years or older.
Go through Logan’s journey with him as he goes on date after date looking for love. What he finds is a lot of lonely horny women along the way.
E-Date is about real characters with real lives that can be as complicated as some of the sexual positions they try. This title is highly erotic and meant for those 18 years or older.
41 pages, Kindle Edition
First published May 2, 2012
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September 9, 2016
The title to this book intrigued me, having found love on-line myself. Only a couple of pages in the intrigue died. The main character was shallow; I didn't get the dynamics with his hook ups. He is looking for 'the one' being portrayed as a hopeless romantic. So while he is chatting with one and arranging to meet her soon, he meets with another, decides she isn't 'the one' for him but has sex with her anyway. It was like a pity F.
The sex scenes had a juvenile feel to them with lines like "while going to town on Jill's nipples" and "Once in, I go to town, swift hard stroke and stroke".
I feel bad rating a book poorly for a new author, but also feel I need to review honestly.
I can see where the author was coming from and do feel she has potential. With a bit of plot tweaking and some more editing the story could have been very good.
The sex scenes had a juvenile feel to them with lines like "while going to town on Jill's nipples" and "Once in, I go to town, swift hard stroke and stroke".
I feel bad rating a book poorly for a new author, but also feel I need to review honestly.
I can see where the author was coming from and do feel she has potential. With a bit of plot tweaking and some more editing the story could have been very good.
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