Leslie

Rating:
Summary: A Study in Decadence
Review: Gary Rohr has written a story based upon decadent fact that places his wife, Debbie, in the position of dealing with his unfaithfulness with a woman named Leslie, who is married to someone else. Leslie is supposedly his true love, and although he stays with Debbie and has two sons with her, Leslie is always on his mind. The book is poorly written and contains elements of Gary's insecurity as a man and a husband. He is proud of his indiscretions and infidelities and brags about his motorcycle riding and his 1973 Corvette, all of which serve to indicate how insecure he is with his own virility. He describes his sexual escapades with Leslie and compares them with his wife's supposed inadequacies in the bed room. He does this with a total disregard for the feelings of his wife, his children, who will read about their father and their mother, and Leslie who, according to Gary, is a nymphomaniac. Gary is egocentric enough to use real names in his description of the people and events that surface in his book. All of these people are sacrificed in order to enhance Gary's image of himself as a stud. Anyone who reads his book will have a contrary opinion about his sexual prowess and his image as a man.

Rating:
Summary: A Study in Decadence
Review: Gary Rohr has written a story based upon decadent fact that places his wife, Debbie, in the position of dealing with his unfaithfulness with a woman named Leslie, who is married to someone else. Leslie is supposedly his true love, and although he stays with Debbie and has two sons with her, Leslie is always on his mind. The book is poorly written and contains elements of Gary's insecurity as a man and a husband. He is proud of his indiscretions and infidelities and brags about his motorcycle riding and his 1973 Corvette, all of which serve to indicate how insecure he is with his own virility. He describes his sexual escapades with Leslie and compares them with his wife's supposed inadequacies in the bed room. He does this with a total disregard for the feelings of his wife, his children, who will read about their father and their mother, and Leslie who, according to Gary, is a nymphomaniac. Gary is egocentric enough to use real names in his description of the people and events that surface in his book. All of these people are sacrificed in order to enhance Gary's image of himself as a stud. Anyone who reads his book will have a contrary opinion about his sexual prowess and his image as a man.

Rating:
Summary: A Study In Mediocrity
Review: Gary Rohr's expose' of his romance with a woman named Leslie before, during, and after his marriage to his wife, Debbie, is a mediocre attempt to justify his unfaithfulness, chauvinism, and sexual liaisons. Rohr reveals his character flaws and his continued attempts to show the reader how much of a stud he has been in his life. He talks of break neck speeds on his motorcycle, his ownership of a 1973 Corvette, and his sexual prowess with women. The truth probably lies in the fact that he is uncomfortable with his sexuality and his true inabilities toward satisfying his wife's needs in bed. Thus, he seeks out what he considers his true love, Leslie, who is married with two children of her own. Leslie is described by Rohr as a sexually insatiable woman who is with him in movie theatres, parks, behind [local store], and in his own wife's bed. He boasts of his deception, and, although he ultimately stays with his wife, Debbie, and has two children over a 27 year period of marriage to her, continually searches for his true love, Leslie. Rohr exhibits unusual bad judgement in writing the book for his children to some day read. [...]

Rating:
Summary: Insecure
Review: I know this is off the record and all, but I read this what you call a book and I feel that Gary Rohr is very insecure of his masculinity and needs to show the world how much of a so-called man he is. Personally the book was horribly written and if you ask me if he really cared for his wife and children and might I add, he didn't, he should have never went on those affairs. I can say I met alot of men in my life and alot of them acted very immature, but in Gary Rohr's case its more like he is having a identity crisis and more so living his life then than now. Its almost as if he just really didn't love his wife and simply just settled with, should I say second best. All and all I recommend to anyone that comes across this book, don't waste your time, you would be better off reading a children's book, like "Harry Potter", at least you could say that, its worth reading, so if I had a choice to rate the book I would give it a negative 5.

Rating:
Summary: Leslie
Review: The book centered on a lying, cheating husband, that was constantly unfaithful to his devoted wife. He did not have the courage to tell her about the other woman, he so secretly had a passion for all those years. Since this was based on a true story, I can't imagine how his wife would feel, especially living under the same roof with this man. I feel sorry for her and wish her well in the future. The details about his sex life and secret meetings with Leslie were astonishing cosidering the fact, he was still living wih his wife. Debbie in the book would be better off getting rid of this jerk.