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overall impression of this book and how you feel about it?
Well, being a guy and
having one woman for five guys, I thought it was a bit weird. Mr
Manview is more of a one guy, multiple women kind of guy! But I did
really enjoy the close knit and respectful relationships all the guys
had living together and loved the attraction and willing interest
Sascha had in exploring each man as his own man. So while it was a bit
of a paradigm shift for Mr Manview, I could get into it, mostly because
I thought Sascha was hot, willing, yet discriminating!
What did you think of Sascha?
I loved her playful
character, willingness to explore, and willingness to help all of the
men who lived together from making them hot chocolate with cinnamon, to
making their Cinnamon sticks stand up at attention (if you know what I
mean!).
What did you think of all the men in Sascha's life - Sean, Kurt, Andrei, Sawyer, and Devon?
Each in his own way was a
class act. and their friendship and loyalty was admirable. And there
was enough discomfort in how the all felt about sharing Sascha that
made the story interesting.
This is your first reverse harem romance. What do you think of the concept and relationship dynamic?
Strange at first from the
Manview. But I could get into it with a group of guys I really
respected and if yet felt the woman was treated me as special.
Do you think a reverse harem will work in real life? How realistic or unrealistic do you think it is?
I would struggle to see it
work, at least long-term. But then romance novels are close to fantasy
anyway, so why not a reverse harem. It could be every woman's fantasy!
Would you like to be part of a reverse harem? What do you think are the merits of being in one?
I think only if I still
felt I was special in some way form the other guys and they woman made
me feel that way. Heck, I don't like sharing a donut, so would probably
have a bit of struggle sharing a woman!
And if you don't think you'd like to be in one, why not?
I think every guy (and
woman) wants to be 'the one.' And in a harem situation, you are one of
many. At the same time, I can see a woman being attracted to many
different guys, so if it was the right group of guys, I may be able to
get into it.
Since this is part of a series and ends in a cliffhanger, do you think you'd be reading the rest of the series?
I took a bit of time off
from it, both because I was busy with other things, and also because I
was not quite sure how I felt about the concept of a reverse harem. But
now I am interested to find out how Sascha ends up with the other men
and how she sexually devours each in theri own way, so yes, I look
forward to reading the rest of the series.
What's your next read?
The Girl Who Knew Too Much
by Amanda Quick
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