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Yank (2000)

by Selena Kitt(Favorite Author)

3.06 of 5 Votes: 2

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

Excessica

review 1: I don't normally mind erotica/new adult. I felt, though, that this was very little story with a whole lot of literary porn. Didn't really love it and I've been one to enjoy erotica/new adult novels. Right from the get-go, we're launched into David wanking off to his porn collection. In what feels like 2 seconds later, he's passing second base with the foreign exchange student he's always viewed as an annoying older sister. David and Dawn start off rounding second base, quickly onto third and by a quarter of the book they've hit the ball out of the park. Then you throw in a couple of extra characters and there's interchanging of partners. There was very little story and little to no character development. There was just sex. A whole lot of sex. It was a setting change, sex,... more different location, sex, different time of day, sex. It got a bit tiring with all the sex scenes (did I just say that aloud!!?). I guess I just prefer a bit more story! Wasn't horrible, I got a bit bored at times and the ending was really sudden and, to me, ridiculous. Guess it just wasn't my cup o' tea...
review 2: I think my Kindle may have caught fire from the heat off this one. Dawn is a exchange student from America this is not her first trip to stay with David and his parents. David and Dawn kinda grew up together. Dawn finds out her parents are moving and she wants to stay in England. So she decides to seduce David(a virgin) into falling in love with her. That way he will want to marry her and she can stay in England. Dawn sets about seducing David with melt your panties off sex scenes. David wants her bad but doesn't want to want her. Of coarse he finally caves and they have a lot of hot sex. Dawn ends up falling for David and David for her. The ending was rather sweet. It was a highly charged erotic read but I like it. less

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