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Too much sex ruined an otherwise interesting story
Each time I started to like the way the story was going, the author felt it necessary to use middle school jargon to describe sexual arousal or a sex scene. Suggested feelings are more interesting, too bad, as it could have been a very good story. I know which authors to avoid, so this was disappointing. I have read two other books by him, but I won’t buy a book of his again.