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His: 30 Erotic Tales Written Just for Him
These 30 erotic tales written expressly for the male libido feature encounters with an assortment of characters including an ex-, a bartender, a rock star, a professor, a girlfriend's roommate and a blind date. Genres include spanking, food play, costume play, dominance/submission, sex toys, menage a trois, outdoor sex, anal sex, and sex with a stranger. With a risque foreword by Barbara Pizio, executive editor at Penthouse Variations. This 208 pp., 63,000-word book is intended for Adults Only!
- GenresErotica
Hardcover
First published January 1, 2005
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December 31, 2015
Weak stuff here. Boring and formulaic as could be.
Exchange oral leading to coitus was 95% of the stories within.
And honestly, it did not feel like it was written for men, it felt like it was written for women.
The stories were written in female voice, which does not bother me, but I really cannot see how anyone thought these stories were aimed at men enough to make a thematic choice in naming this book.
Erotica is highly subjective, so others may find this completely captivating, but I couldn't get this one over fast enough. For me the last story was about the only mildly interesting one, and it was written in such an annoying voice that it was distracting. (REALLY REALLY)
Exchange oral leading to coitus was 95% of the stories within.
And honestly, it did not feel like it was written for men, it felt like it was written for women.
The stories were written in female voice, which does not bother me, but I really cannot see how anyone thought these stories were aimed at men enough to make a thematic choice in naming this book.
Erotica is highly subjective, so others may find this completely captivating, but I couldn't get this one over fast enough. For me the last story was about the only mildly interesting one, and it was written in such an annoying voice that it was distracting. (REALLY REALLY)
August 9, 2014
The second person perspective (addressing the male "you") is a nice and sexy change.
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