Review: Ex-wives of dracula by Georgette Kaplan
I liked how disgusting some things were as well. A horror novel by this author would be a lot of fun, I’d say.
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I liked how disgusting some things were as well. A horror novel by this author would be a lot of fun, I’d say.
So I chose the books I enjoyed that have the lowest number of ratings.
This story takes place in a harem, so of course there is quite a sexual atmosphere, but it is not stifling. More playful, really.
This reads like your usual british crime fiction, which I enjoy very much.
But let’s start at the beginning. I like the slow approach Kristen takes into BDSM territory.
I hated Josie and it’s never helpful if you can’t stand the MC.
I was really happy to see a book with a focus an villains
I was really sucked into the world of each different girl and time flew by while I was reading
I’ve read my fair share of erotica books and this one really does stand out.
I came to like both Briony and Theosophy on their own, their relationship?