His: 30 Erotic Tales Written Just for Him

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Summary: I enjoyed it.
Review: "His" is a collection of stories written expressly for the male libido. Most of the fantasies revlove around a sterotycial fantasy--threesomes, anal, all that. I found it to be rousing and enjoyable and probably one of the best I've read all year, including "The Other Woman" (Corum) and "Blue" Patrick Linney. All give the guys what they *really* want. Totally recommended.

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Summary: Super-Sexy Collection of Well-Written Stories
Review: His features 30 stories written from different women's perspectives, all aimed at the male reader. The stories are incredibly hot -- my favorite was about a girl lusting after her roommate's boyfriend. It's a fabulous piece. Fantasies included are menage a trois, spanking, anal sex, public sex, and many more. The editors put together a very solid collection of hot fantasies.

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Summary: A hot collection of erotica by two masters
Review: I found the stories in this book universally hot -- most of them are short, and easy to finish in one sitting whether you're with a lover or by yourself. Very hot scenarios, including such things as a college girl who dresses up in her roommates lingerie and ends up getting frisky with her boyfriend, a couple who makes love at the symphony, and a girl who likes to ... using, believe it or not, her washing machine. Lots of other fun stories, all with a light, playful and sexy tone.

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Summary: Beware of positive reviews
Review: Shoddy fiction, stories written in first person, present tense, none the least bit erotic. Written just for him, primarily by her, from you know who's viewpoint. No variation in tone, each story reads like the one you just finished, assuming you forced yourself to read more than two paragraphs. Few writers successfully pull of writing a book of erotic stories, certainly not the ones who attempted His. A male reader's time would be better spent reading, or re-reading, the classics of the genre -- The Pearl, My Secret Life, A Man with a Maid, My Life and Loves (Frank Harris). And anything by Anais Nin (Delta of Venus, Little Birds). Opus Pistorum (aka Under the Roofs of Paris) by Henry Miller is about as hot, and off track, as male fiction gets. His -- 30 Erotic Stories -- is as short on imagination as heat. Look elsewhere if you're into erotica, or think you might be.

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Summary: Perfect Fantasy Fuel for Anyone...
Review: This collection of 30 stories is written directly to a male reader and is filled with the sort of fantasies that would delight any guy. From the very start of the book ("Every Friday Night"), featuring a tantalizing threesome outdoors, all the way to "While She Was Dancing" (about doing a roommate's boyfriend, the stories are super-sexy, super-hot... just plain super. Even though the stories ARE written to a male "you", most women would enjoy them, as well. Even better, buy it for a boyfriend/husband/lover and read them out loud to him. The stories are from a girl to a boy, so it would work perfectly. However, I think you'll have to stop often, if you know what I mean. ;)

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Summary: I would like to reiterate what the previous reviewer said...
Review: This is NOT a book for children. If you're the type of person who buys a book subtitled "30 Erotic Stories" for your children, please, seek professional help. This is a book of erotic stories intended for adults! And insofar as it's that....rock on wi' it.

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Summary: I would like to reiterate what the previous reviewer said...
Review: This is NOT a book for children. If you're the type of person who buys a book subtitled "30 Erotic Stories" for your children, please, seek professional help. This is a book of erotic stories intended for adults! And insofar as it's that....rock on wi' it.