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Pleasure
Pleasure
Author: Eric Jerome Dickey
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ISBN-13: 9780451225986
ISBN-10: 0451225988
Publication Date: 6/2/2009
Pages: 512
Edition: Reprint
Rating:
  • Currently 4.2/5 Stars.
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4.2 stars, based on 15 ratings
Publisher: NAL Trade
Book Type: Paperback
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candlelady avatar reviewed Pleasure on + 9 more book reviews
Sexy, Sexy, Dirty, Sexy!!!

This was totally unexpected. I thought it would be your average romance, not at all. Definitely, adult reading.

If you are tired of the "I love him/her, but don't want them to know until something tragic happens, and someone needs to be saved", then this is definitely the book.

But get your own copy, I don't think I will be swapping this anytime soon!
reviewed Pleasure on + 17 more book reviews
It really took a lot for me to finish this one and I am by all means a die hard Dickey fan. The amount of sex throughout this book is just way too much for little ol me and the I just found the climax laughable. Definitely not his best work.
thebeakeeper avatar reviewed Pleasure on + 167 more book reviews
I have been reading EJD since I graduated from college. I have loved all of his books. This one- not so much. I felt like I was reading porn, just from a females point of view. it took me no time to read it because I got tired of the sex passages and just skipped over therm. Iget it- the main character can't be satisfied and so she does every sex act on earth. But was it necessary? No. The storyline was interesting, but too much sex. My sister says that his books have turned into this and I'm really hoping not because he's such a great writer. Is this what happens when authors run out of ideas?
reviewed Pleasure on
From Reading this selection in the past the author is very realistic.