steph
I love all of Gailey’s books I’ve read, but this one is going to take me awhile to digest…
Okay. Here goes:
Sarah Gailey’s “Spread Me” is one of the weirdest, most uncomfortable books I’ve ever read. Based on the description, I was not expecting virus related erotica, but I guess that's what's up.
I’m not a prude, but I can also recognize that this isn’t my preferred type o’ reading. The sex aspects of this novel really took me out of the story, which is honestly the better concept here. I would love to read more about the "villain" and the mutual attraction between it and Kinsey, but I sort of lost interest in that as the more sex-focused aspects took center stage. I can see how some people would like it, but it honestly didn't work for me.
Very well written.
Very, very weird.
I love all of Gailey’s books I’ve read, but this one is going to take me awhile to digest…
Okay. Here goes:
Sarah Gailey’s “Spread Me” is one of the weirdest, most uncomfortable books I’ve ever read. Based on the description, I was not expecting virus related erotica, but I guess that's what's up.
I’m not a prude, but I can also recognize that this isn’t my preferred type o’ reading. The sex aspects of this novel really took me out of the story, which is honestly the better concept here. I would love to read more about the "villain" and the mutual attraction between it and Kinsey, but I sort of lost interest in that as the more sex-focused aspects took center stage. I can see how some people would like it, but it honestly didn't work for me.
Very well written.
Very, very weird.