Review: Lexi at Her Best
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 4, 2013
This is my current favorite Kindle read of 2013.  For starters, Autumn is like this All-American slut who feels compelled to make the most of her talents.  Her enthusiasm is off the charts, and the writing includes more gonzo and giggles than practically anything else out there.  That's all good, but what makes it even better is that Ms. Maxxwell is able to bring both heart and soul to Autumn by sharing her diary.  Sure, most of the time she's confessing her passion for jaw-dropping sexual shenanigans, but we also get a glimpse of her determination to be a top-notch writer and some valuable insights into her philosophy of life.  Growing up, I think we all tend to learn some self-limiting behaviors designed to keep us on the straight and narrow, but conforming to conventional beliefs can also make us crazy.  The Autumn Diaries will not only tickle your fancy, but it will get you thinking about being more true to yourself and more honest in your relationships.  If you think you could be doing a little better in those areas, give it a try.  It's a hell of a lot more fun to read than a self-help manual, and has fewer side effects than an anti-depressant. (Laughing and horniness have been reported, but are not considered to be life-threatening).