Reviews for More Extreme Stories about Extreme Sex, Vol. 2

The average rating for More Extreme Stories about Extreme Sex, Vol. 2 based on 2 reviews is 3 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2012-02-12 00:00:00 Mark Blanton The beginning was just like a fairytale, girl is bored of her monotonous life and gets rescued by a bear. Then we have a little snag, in what looks like an actual plot, and now girl has to save man. She achieves this by being used as a human toilet, being spanked, become an adult model, have anal sex, basically become a cumbucket. The only thing I found offensive was that this "story" has a lot of similarities with, Die wahre Braut or The True Bride a fairytale of a woman who gets saved from her bad life by a white Lion. She falls in love with a man and has to rescue him from an evil troll. She offers 3 gifts which are stored in magical nuts and for each gift she gets to spend one night with her husband who has forgotten who she is. The characters are flat, remove the smut and the narrative is basically stolen. For me this was not erotic or sensual, it was like reading a screenplay for a porn flic. If you want to read a real erotic fantasy novel, I suggest Kushiel Trilogy by Jacqueline Carey

Review # 2 was written on 2019-06-23 00:00:00 Thomas Botte Utterly un-erotic and only dubiously aligned with fairy-tale tropes, this collection is a fail all the way around. How exactly does a writer go about making these topics dull? How exactly do three writers do this? I am not in a habit of obtaining erotic fiction, but if this is a standard example of the work from Black Lace Publishers, yeeeah, I'll be never spending money there. Bear Skin by Janine Ashbless Beauty and the Beast/ Cupid and Psyche mashup. Female character associated with books and bookselling. These were the only positive aspects of the story. Also, strong theme of female submission. The Three Riddles by Olivia Knight Original fairy tale featuring politics, political marriage, sex outside of marriage, sex with more than one partner (aka "dating"), jewelry, humbled pride, sexual dominance (both genders), and quests. Oh and elves. All of these were significant plot points. The People in the Garden by Leonie Martel No relation at all to any kind of fairy tale. Kind of steampunk; Russian flair. Again with the dominance themes; mild sexual games this time. (That's three for three in this collection, if you're counting.)