Review: A breeding twist on the classic 'doctor' fantasy
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 07 15, 2014
Before I attempt to review this let me say that it's getting pretty hard for me to give an unbiased review for this type of fetish erotica. This is probably going to be a bit hard for those of you reading this to understand, but breeding erotica happens to be one of those guilty pleasures I've gotten into only recently without really knowing why. If I had to try to explain it, I guess it would be because the stories that I've read particularly by this author have glorified procreation and not the sex itself like most erotica tends to. The sex is far from casual, but deep and emotional as it pertains to deeper desires revolving around their need to sire new life.Arthur Mitchell's writing is beautifully descriptive and brings to mind the beauty of sex as it was intended and not for the casual copulation our MTV society has grown accustomed to. With that said, it is far from vanilla (if that bores you). It is carnal and feral with steamy scenes of light bdsm that I think even people who do prefer tamer scenes could identify with.I feel the characters in this story are a bit more than an afterthought, such is the reason I gave it three-stars as opposed to the four I might have given it if the story would have been a bit more developed. It's all about the conception in this. A woman (I can't even remember her name) has problems reaching sexual stimulation and gets a bit more than she bargains for when she goes to meet with Doctor Noyes, a man who is a purported expert in the field of female climatic disorder (or something to that effect). The cure lies ultimately with fertility and the rest you already know.If you read this for what it is, I'm sure this would be a four-star read. As I said before, Arthur Mitchell is very talented in his erotic detail and is the only thing so far that truly keeps me reading his stories. However, I really wish he would start writing more full-length erotica. I just find the pace of his novella or novelettes a little too quick for the content of the stories to be believable. I know these are based off of fantasies, but given the fact we're talking about procreation here - I just find it difficult to believe the shallow criteria these characters have for choosing the mothers or fathers of their children. Maybe if the people involved weren't mere strangers it would be easier to acknowledge.Anyway, I'll be the first to admit I might be looking into things too heavily and if I am, be your own judge. If you like this fetish and this author, go ahead and read it. I don't think you'll be disappointed.