Review: Erotica - The Theme Park demonstrates the raw talent of a natural storyteller rather than a traditional writer
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 10 24, 2013
Although Germaine Gibson's BDSM stories are somewhat genteel and a little quirky, I am becoming a fan. Her latest book, Erotica - The Theme Park, demonstrates once again the raw talent of a natural storyteller rather than a traditional writer. She writes as she talks and thinks, completely disregarding quotation marks and frequently omitting periods and other punctuation marks. And yet her stories are real and honest, and erotic in a way that touches her target audience of mature women.Erotica - The Theme Park follows a group of middle-aged women on a brief vacation to a kinky resort in the Caribbean that caters to ultra rich clientele wishing to discreetly indulge their darkest fantasies. While the possibility of intense BDSM scenes and more being played out at Hotel Ecstasy is alluded to, the band of adventurous post menopausal friends in this tale do not indulge in anything kinkier than light bondage-flogging and same-sex experimentation. What is refreshing about this book is that it avoids the stereotypes and themes commonly found in BDSM literature.Reviewed by Jim Lyonwordwooze.tumblr.com