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Maidenhead
by Tamara Faith Berger
1 Star
This erotic novel was apparently “critically acclaimed”, but for the life of me I cannot figure out why. We start out with a young girl who is determined to loose her virginity. While on a family trip to a tropical location she spies this older Rastafarian man screwing another woman. From then on out all our heroine wants is this man. He follows her back to Michigan with his girlfriend and proceeds to give her an erotic education. The funny thing about this book is that no matter how much I didn’t like it, or how disturbing I found it, I had to keep going back for more. I had to see if this girl ever recovered from her death spiral. Most erotic novels have a handsome experienced man who cares or at least shows affection for the heroine. The title takes the opposite view of an impressionable young woman falling prey to a man. It’s almost like reading a novel where the male character discovers the pit falls of drugs and never recovers.
This erotic novel was apparently “critically acclaimed”, but for the life of me I cannot figure out why. We start out with a young girl who is determined to loose her virginity. While on a family trip to a tropical location she spies this older Rastafarian man screwing another woman. From then on out all our heroine wants is this man. He follows her back to Michigan with his girlfriend and proceeds to give her an erotic education. The funny thing about this book is that no matter how much I didn’t like it, or how disturbing I found it, I had to keep going back for more. I had to see if this girl ever recovered from her death spiral. Most erotic novels have a handsome experienced man who cares or at least shows affection for the heroine. The title takes the opposite view of an impressionable young woman falling prey to a man. It’s almost like reading a novel where the male character discovers the pit falls of drugs and never recovers.