Suzanne Portnoy

An erotic novel, told by a forty-something-year-old woman who seeks to find her way around men and her sexual urges. The language is entertaining and interesting and erotic as well as humoristic. I enjoyed reading about her frustrations when she meet a Danish baker named Søren who is a bit too busy to answer to her bootiecalls.

When I was a bit more than half way through the book I started seeing it as a list of sexual preferences and different types of men instead of a coherent story which show more dissapointed me a bit. show less

Dear Penthouse Forum. That's how this book should have started out. It was labelled as erotica but pretty sure it should be labeled as fiction and poor life choices. It's the tale of a woman who finds her sexy fun times with her husband non existent so she has an affair with a married man, gets divorced and then sleeps with half of London. I felt sorry for her kids who got used to her parade of lovers. Have as many lovers as you want but think of the children!!! To sum up, not erotica, not show more even all that sexy and pretty much should have been a letter to Penthouse. 1 star because there's no option for 0.

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Lots of sex. Great beginning, dips in the middle but picks up later. I like it.