Review: A Well Written How To Book that offers many resources
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 08 22, 2013
This is a well-written how to book about finding free and paid erotica or sex stories that can be read on the Kindle, Nook, Kobo or other ereaders, as well as on your laptop or desktop using the free apps for those ereaders.You might think there is no need for a book such as this, but you would be wrong. All the big ebook sites have filters on some books to keep them away from kids (a noble idea, even though the kids will find ways around those filters) and some of them have flawed search engines to start with. So, it is not as simple or straight forward to find adult stories of a particular type or interest as some expect.Beyond tips for the searching on the bigger sites (Amazon for the Kindle, Barnes & Noble for the Nook, Kobo, and so forth), this book offers other sites where you can find erotic fiction, a very helpful glossary of terms used in describing the types of stories or themes that can be found in them, several websites where you can find reviews or recommendations or lists of ebooks (erotic and otherwise), and a partial list of indie publishers that either focus on erotica exclusively or that sell it along with other types of stories.The author even gives her email address several times in the book so readers can contact her with additional or updated information about resources they have found useful. Perhaps, if enough folks do that, she will issue and updated version of this ebook (something Amazon is set up to handle). Such an update would be nice, as a few of the ebooks mentioned in the text as free are not free any more.Other than a few typos here and there, the book is well-written. And you can't beat the price (free!).It would be great to see a similar How To Book on finding SF/F/H ebooks.