Review: Not Up to Par
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 04 9, 2014
Basically, the curvy girls club is a sex club whereby three girls, Amy, Amanda, and Beth--nymphomaniacs of the first order--participate in a series of orgies.  This book is a description of how they got started and some of their sexual escapades.  While the format is unusual, there really isn't any "story" to speak of, and absolutely no character development.  As for the sex, I really didn't think it was that hot...certainly not hot enough to make up for the other deficiencies of the book.  The story is told in the first person, from the point of view of each of the members of the Curvy Girls Club...though the reader cannot tell who is telling the story at any given point, because the narrator refers to all the characters in the third person, including herself.  For example, when talking about all the girls the narrator says "we", but when speaking about each of the girls she refers to them by name, including herself (I hope I'm explaining myself properly.)In any event, in the beginning of the story, we are told how the club came to be in existence, and are introduced to each of the founding members (the ladies.)  The story is broken up into paragraphs, each of which has a heading.  Further along in the story, the reader is introduced to a number of the men who participate ,or have participated, in the sex club.  One paragraph headed "Matt" tells you about Matt--who he is and what he does.  The next paragraph is headed "Here's what Matt thinks of us."  We then get a first person account, told from Matt's POV, of how he came to join in the club and a description of some of his sexual encounters with the curvy girls (this is this erotic aspect of the story.)  While I usually enjoy erotic novels, I did not like this one.IMO, it's just a first hand account of a series of orgies, no story, no romance, no nothing.  FYI, there sex scenes where partners are switched back and forth, with multiple orgasms, and no condom use (I know from reading other reviews that some readers find this a turnoff.)