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Alexis Loves alexisloves — Read it when I was young. hard to follow and kind of dull.

ömer Yüksek omeryuksek — What annoyed me about this book is that the subtitle: Real Women Write About Real Sex is somewhat misleading. The essays aren't all real! I honestly can't even remember a piece that I read. Pretty disappointing, to be honest.

Fiona Kydd _iona_ydd — My introduction to Sookie Stackhouse, Vampire Bill and the whole gang in Bon Temps, Louisiana. I must admit, I found it light fun, and read the book in a day's sitting. There's a river of paranormal stuff out there, and most of it is pretty awful. Some is interesting because the thoughts and development of the world in which the stories are set, some is character driven, and some is just an excuse for kinky sex scenes. Sookie's world is one where vampires are able to come out of the coffin (but not out of the dark) and have moved into a more legitimate recognized aspect of society. With the invention of an artificial blood substance (tickled me that it came in different "flavors" of blood type) there was less of a risk of an encounter with a vampire leaving a human somewhat "parched" shall we say? I guess congress also figured out how to tax the dead and that made things more legitimate for the vampires. Anyhow, despite the murders etc, the story was kind of charming. Sookie's "disability" (she is telepathic and can hear the thoughts of others) was a nice touch. I totally adore Sam, and was on to his secret well before it was revealed. I also got a chuckle out of dumb-as-a-stump Vampire "Bubba". Nice way to mix pop culture in there! On to the next book! (Here is a BookCrossing thread on the books.