This started off really great. The descriptions were beautiful, and I felt, necessary. Shire did so well believably describing the world as a blind man might experience it I wondered if he might be blind himself. He brought up points that I hadn't even considered, like how a blind man would know he ...
3.5 starsWho is the afflicted, the male prostitute or the blind john? Mr. Shire can write some lovely characters and a has a lovely way of portraying them in their world...some of the time. Such luscious, sensual, musical phrasing throughout but too often diluted with too much explaining and ruminat...
4.5 stars Had to take half a star down, because of the ridiculous prose in the beginning and Dillon's lack of communication in the end. Otherwise, this was great. Can't wait to read book II.
02/06/2013 --Overall Rating = 3 StarsBook Cover / Book Blurb = 2 / 4 = 3 StarsWriter’s Voice = 3 StarsCharacter Development = 3 StarsStory Appreciation = 3 StarsWorth the Chili = 3 Stars [$5 Amazon & B&N]I actually think this author started out very poetically. Some of the initial dialogue between H...
I thought this was an okay read. The characters didn't resonate with me and I saw no reason for their strong connection to one another. I didn't like the ass licking, I didn't like that one of the characters licked the other one clean after ass sex and I didn't like that they immediately had unprote...
Buddy read with Sarah, Anna and Rachel!!! Starting tomorrow!!af·flict[uh-flikt] verb 1.to distress with mental or bodily pain; trouble greatly or grievouslyI know a lot of people loved this book and as sad as I'm to say this...it just didn't work for me. I felt as if the characters were very underd...
This started off really great. The descriptions were beautiful, and I felt, necessary. Shire did so well believably describing the world as a blind man might experience it I wondered if he might be blind himself. He brought up points that I hadn't even considered, like how a blind man would know he ...
Well, this book was a letdown. And I feel I have to clarify that the lyrical prose had nothing to do with it. If anything, it was one of the interesting aspects of the story. Also, if it makes any difference, I should also mention that the book isn't brimming with flowery similes, metaphors, analogi...
Loved it. It was really interesting to read this type of story where the attraction is not based on sight. The descriptions and emotions were very believable. The characters were strong and real. It was HOT!
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