Review: Generic Characters For a Smutty Read
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 07 15, 2013
Personally, it's a 'meh' read. The blurb alone made me 'one click' the book because it sounds promising. I was wrong. To best describe the book without spoiler, here's the book map: first 10% of the book is the generic introduction of the five main characters. Then 20-95% is a smutty read dedicated to its genre - the sexual development or the sexual education of the heroine. To those who want more on their read this will be a boring read, degrading even considering how the 4 men treated the female main character of the book. Then comes the last 5% of the book where the writer at least addressed one issue of the book. This is why I gave 2 star rather than the 1star I was planning to. The heroine at least show an act of protest and then talked her back into the 20-95% part of the book.*Spoilers*Because I thought to give further explanation as to what's going on on the book.For the first 10% of the book we learn about:A: The 4 heroes - we are TOLD how good looking and rich they are. Very generic heroes and we read their kind all the time. We met them at a time that defines the real bond between the four of them - money - or business. I still like them though, they are men/characters I can easily see and their action is believable with regards to the created world they are in.and B: the Heroine - we met her within the hour that she just finished the last and final exam on her academic education and is looking forward to her idea of a good future. We learned that she is raised in a very close and sheltered community. That at 21 or 23 she's a virgin and never been kissed. Then her sole parent told her that they've been financially suffering almost all her life and that he is auctioning her to pay their debts so he could get marry again. I was glad she was upset but then within the next hour she decided 'go through it in order to give her dad a good life'. I don't know exactly but something in that phrase/reasoning does not set well with me.Then for the next 20-95% of the book we watch the h do a marathon with 4 men with in the next 4 hours after losing her virginity. Like I said, the way she was used at a time where her physical body should be protesting was my big issue with this book. Also the supposedly innocent and sheltered h started using f word and pussy all on her own is just jarring. Jarring, not because I am censuring the use but because it's way out of character. Other than that, this part of the book dedicates to its genre to the T - a main female character who is being used for the sexual gratification of man/men, kept by herself and is pampered and lavished with all the money can buy. And she's happy and fine about it.The last 5% of the book was a good - yet predictable - end for the book because it addressed the relationship of the h and the Hs in a satisfactory manner. Glad the h finally found her backbone - by running away.Note: The epilogue is a cliffhanger for the next book, nothing to do with the characters on this book.