No, not the Andy Gray parody
Alright - so what is all the fuss amongst females about this book (trilogy if you wish) - from what I could gather - it appears to be largerly the story of some college skirt who becomes a sex-slave for a 'rich, young, handsome bachelor' (never heard that cliche before, genius!) while the rest is a really poorly artuculated account of their encounters, focused around BDSM amongst other things - using English as rich and sophisticated as text messages amongst pre-teens.
Why is it so popular amogst females at the moment to the point of being advertised on our local radio station to the tune of some thick cuckold who's become a submissive to his wife? Seriously - am I missing something here? Plenty of romantic novels out there (who have a great market amongst certain women, granted) - but why this particlar one?
Alright - so what is all the fuss amongst females about this book (trilogy if you wish) - from what I could gather - it appears to be largerly the story of some college skirt who becomes a sex-slave for a 'rich, young, handsome bachelor' (never heard that cliche before, genius!) while the rest is a really poorly artuculated account of their encounters, focused around BDSM amongst other things - using English as rich and sophisticated as text messages amongst pre-teens.
Why is it so popular amogst females at the moment to the point of being advertised on our local radio station to the tune of some thick cuckold who's become a submissive to his wife? Seriously - am I missing something here? Plenty of romantic novels out there (who have a great market amongst certain women, granted) - but why this particlar one?
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