Carey Miller
Auteur de A Dictionary of Monsters and Mysterious Beasts (Piccolo Books)
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Switching Lanes: A Mother Daughter Love Triangle par Carey Miller
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I'm going to be very honest in this review... I have read a fair few 'erotic' stories, and this one, while has a good foundation, does not have good details. There are a few distracting grammatical errors, and the language usage leaves little to be desired. Understandably, the words being used are going to be 'blue', but they should be well written. It is difficult for the reader to visualize these characters acting out in this way, if it's poorly written.
This is the type of book that's fun to dip into now and then; I think if you read it all in one sitting, you wouldn't enjoy it as much.
There's a lot of information about popular myths regarding different legendary (and real) monsters, including, in some cases, the origins of that myth, although it's by no means exhaustive. This book serves more as a good introduction to various beasts and legends.
The writing is quite informal and colloquial, and the range of creatures is ...more This is the type of book that's fun to dip into now and then; I think if you read it all in one sitting, you wouldn't enjoy it as much.
There's a lot of information about popular myths regarding different legendary (and real) monsters, including, in some cases, the origins of that myth, although it's by no means exhaustive. This book serves more as a good introduction to various beasts and legends.
The writing is quite informal and colloquial, and the range of creatures is pretty diverse, from the well-known, such as vampires, to the slightly obscure amphisbaena, to the sqonk. I must admit however I find the inclusion of dinosaurs a little bizarre.
I'll continue dipping through the book now and then; I'm using it as a starting point for more in-depth research, to discover fascinating myths… (plus d'informations)
There's a lot of information about popular myths regarding different legendary (and real) monsters, including, in some cases, the origins of that myth, although it's by no means exhaustive. This book serves more as a good introduction to various beasts and legends.
The writing is quite informal and colloquial, and the range of creatures is ...more This is the type of book that's fun to dip into now and then; I think if you read it all in one sitting, you wouldn't enjoy it as much.
There's a lot of information about popular myths regarding different legendary (and real) monsters, including, in some cases, the origins of that myth, although it's by no means exhaustive. This book serves more as a good introduction to various beasts and legends.
The writing is quite informal and colloquial, and the range of creatures is pretty diverse, from the well-known, such as vampires, to the slightly obscure amphisbaena, to the sqonk. I must admit however I find the inclusion of dinosaurs a little bizarre.
I'll continue dipping through the book now and then; I'm using it as a starting point for more in-depth research, to discover fascinating myths… (plus d'informations)
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amharte | Jan 7, 2010 |
amharte | Jan 7, 2010 | Statistiques
- Œuvres
- 11
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- 110
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