Review: Wowzer
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 09 7, 2013
There are so many different thoughts and ideas that people have when it comes to the future.  Shoot, when I was younger I would have been willing to bet anything that we would have been in flying cars come the year 2000, (you can imagine my disappointment when it didn't happen... it's still a touchy subject so don't ask me about it!)  Now some of the ideas out there are completely off the wall no way possible that could happen, and then some ideas actually do seem like they could happen (bring on the flying cars!)One thing that I did completely enjoy about this book is how the situations in this book, I could see actually happening at some point.  What better way to "cure" all diseases than making people not be allowed to touch each other?  To me, that seems completely possible to happen.We are introduced to Keith and Aiden in this story.  Keith is a do-gooder who works at the simhouse, while Aiden is the wild card in the mix.  Things go way beyond the "doctor" and "patient" in their relationship when Aiden introduces Keith to the joys of Wireless sex.  The Wireless sex parties?  Are hot in case you were wondering!  All the flesh and touching that was happening was amazing to read about.I completely enjoyed both of the main characters and I have a hard time picking which one is my favorite!  They each had parts that I completely enjoyed, the fact that Keith actually went through the pain of trying to decide what he wanted to do.  Aiden didn't force him in anyway, he just let whatever was going to happen, happen.All in all, I completely enjoyed this book and trust me when I say, I hope this never happens in real life!Review provided by Crystal's Many Reviews