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Sex Stalker (2000)

by Darren G. Burton(Favorite Author)

2.86 of 5 Votes: 1

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Romance

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Sex Stalker

review 1: This free short story just didn’t do it for me. I found it rather awkward actually and it shows that guys think more with their lower head than the one on top of their shoulders. It was written well enough, but I think the author could have done a little bit more with it. If there was a second book, I would understand. But there isn’t, so I just don’t know what to think.Ryan, a single man, divorced twice, is lacking some love in his life. That is until he finds a note on his car, receives a Facebook message and a creepy phone call from some random girl named ‘M.’ They end up having phone sex. I can’t imagine what kind of guy would do that with someone he doesn’t even know. Then he decides to meet up with her and have sex in a pitch black room. I shook my head... more when the guy showed up to the sleazy motel. I thought this was going to be a good erotica gone bad. Sort of like a praying mantis taking off her mates head while they have sex. But that didn’t happen. I think the book would have been better if that happened – just saying. This story is basically phone sex, then crappy real sex. Would I recommend you ask? No. That’s all.
review 2: This one was free on Kindle when I got it. I was curious about the erotica stuff they're presenting there so thought I'd give a couple of 'em a try. First, this is really a longish short story rather than a book, but that's OK. I think this kind of story works best at that length. The prose itself is well written. The title tells you exactly what this story is about. A man discovers he has a stalker who likes to talk dirty to him and eventually wants to meet him. There is a fair amount of sex, as you might expect, and there's a mystery left at the end, which may or may not persuade me to get the second book: Sex Stalker 2. less

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