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Blue: The Color of Desire
"Blue, visit me on Thursday, with a story or a poem written somewhere on your body. Don't knock. Enter at ten o'clock in the morning. There is a kind of vestibule. Take off your clothes, put on the blindfold you'll find on a hook, and wait. Blue, if we begin this, it may be impossible to end. So if you don't visit me, I shall understand." Blue visits. Enters. Obeys. And so begins the most intense erotic relationship of her life. " The Color of Desire" is an extraordinary BDSM tale of obsession and lust, poetically written on the body, travelling from a simple classroom through Cuba, England, and into the land of mastery, passion, and pain.
110 pages, Paperback
First published July 1, 2002
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July 18, 2009
I remember reading the excerpt from this book many years ago. I'd spent a lot of time searching for a copy, since it's been out of print for a while. I was so intrigued by the excerpt I'd read that my search for this book put on some really high expectations.
When I finally got it I really enjoyed reading it. I loved the way it was so poetic and gentle no matter that it often described some rather violent and disturbing scenes (but still erotic, if that's your cup of tea).
I loved the language and there are some memorable scenes. I must say I really didn't like the ending and it felt as if the book is losing its magic towards the end.
Still highly recommendable for lovers of poetic erotica.
When I finally got it I really enjoyed reading it. I loved the way it was so poetic and gentle no matter that it often described some rather violent and disturbing scenes (but still erotic, if that's your cup of tea).
I loved the language and there are some memorable scenes. I must say I really didn't like the ending and it felt as if the book is losing its magic towards the end.
Still highly recommendable for lovers of poetic erotica.
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