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Summary: Too Hot!!!!
Review: Wow, this book was awesome. I read it in a day. i just couldn't help it. The characters were great. Olive i loved because she was straight up. She would Let you know what shes thinking. She lets it out raw like it should be. I also loved the character Mary Ann. I like the way she began to not be afraid of her feelings and her body. Zane did it again, as always. I love the way Zane just blurts it all out. this is definitely a good erotica book. Zane I congrat you for you boldness. It takes a lot to be frank when writing. I love the way Zane describes everything and anything. Hats off to you Zane
A true Fan,
Sam
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Summary: Good book
Review: I truly enjoyed this book. Not necessarily my favorite Zane book (that honor goes to Addicted), but it held my attention. I finished in about 2 days.
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Summary: Here's the deal
Review: Here's the deal. When I read Zane, I honestly don't look for intricate plots or the mind blowing expeience. I look for intrigue, enjoyment and excitement. I enjoyed it and I was excited. Thank you again Zane.
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Summary: A fun read
Review: I've never laughed so much reading a book. These Sisters are waaaaay out there. Zane is one crazy lady with an extremely wicked sense of humor. If you want a fun book to read with no real intense drama, this one is it.
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Summary: It was GOOD
Review: I read this book in a week and it takes me a month read book it the best and fast moving
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Summary: don't waste your time
Review: Zane is the best author, but this book was a waste of time. It all seemed to fake. I don't understand the point in the book. I really don't think that MA could change so quickly. I also don't understand why her boyfriend treated her so nice, or why she was mad at him for getting head from Fee Fee and she was having sex with different men. I don't understand why Olive was so nice to her after what happen when she went to her house. I'm so gald that I didn't waste my money on this book.( I used a friends) PLEASE don't let this be the first book you read by Zane. I was so mad when I got done with the book.
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Summary: Sisterly lust.
Review: Just when I thought that Zane couldn't get any wilder! A secret sorority that enable women to become the dominate force and demanding satisfaction from their male partners, this story open with country bred Mary Ann, going to a big time university and experiencing college life. Having never left her small town, she is like a pumpkin in a silver slipper field-totally out of place. However, her sexual curiosity for watching undercover sexual acts opens her up to Patricia, her roommate, who drops a dime to Olive, the head of APF in their region. When Mary Ann is finally introduced to the sorors and their strict rules, it becomes too much to take, but slowly, she begins to find herself comforming to the group and her true sexual instincts. Believe me, this book is off-the-chain fun and can be addictive. Just ask any Zane fan.
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Summary: Whoa!
Review: I haven't finished reading yet. But I am impressed... and I can say I WILL be ordering more books from Zane... So far, so good, this book is HoTTTT....
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Summary: Erotic Pleasures
Review: Marry Ann Ferguson, a country bumpkin, from South Dakota, had no idea how much her life would change after meeting resident assistant Patricia Reynolds. Mary Ann's [love] life has been very limited to her high school boyfriend, so she is looking forward to new experiences in college. Patricia introduces her to Olive, the president of the sorority APF. Olive doesn't feel Mary Ann is worthy of being a `sister' and tries to prove it by putting her to the test.The Sisters of the APF have monthly investment meetings and monthly [intercourse] feasts. Mary Ann is not sure if she is cut out for this group of women who are made up of doctors, lawyers, and successful business women. Follow Mary Ann through her first semester of college in Washington D.C.where she finds love, unbelievable [intercourse] and friendships that will last until the end of time. Tracey
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Summary: Don't Waste Your Money On This Nonsense
Review: Zane needs to find a new career. This book was a waste of my time and I feel guilty that I involved my friends in reading this book with me. I will never give a dime to Zane's literature again. "Blow my back out." If nothing else Zane added a little humor with this reference. I have decided that clearly my circle of acquaintances is not large enough. I don't think that anyone I know is clearly as wild and carefree as these women. And I am aware of some pretty wicked experiences that people have had. I strongly believe that Mary Anne suffers from schizophrenia or multiple personalities. She has the South Dakota persona that makes you want to shake her into reality and another personality that completely shocks you. Has anyone else noticed that for a "backwards, country bumpkin" she all of a sudden comes up with "hip" responses and a backbone. Pat will say something to MA and she will snap back and clearly put Pat in her place. I kind of like these little interactions. There really is nothing meek and countrified about her. Her style of dress may be a little off, but considering the time period and my recollection of people's dress style back then, I think she might be pretty close to the norm. However, at other times MA completely seems lost when it comes to everyday happenings. I am baffled, though, by MA's allegiance to Trevor. She is so livid about the FeFe (I don't understand this name) incident that she isn't even thankful that she didn't find another man at his place (you know, E. Lynn Harris style). Plus, Pat seems to know quite a bit about Trevor, but unless this information comes out in the last 9 chapters, we will never have a clue what really went on. I want to know what has happened with Trevor's relationship with his parents. Also, I would love to know, especially since he comes from Gary, Indiana, what his parents do that makes him "come from money." Could he be a distant cousin of Michael Jackson? Does anyone from Gary come from money? The other thing that I want to know is what really makes Trevor treat MA so differently than the other women in his past (if he really is). He says that he loves her "innocence." I think that was put in there just to make a point that men are aware of so little. After all, Trevor is still thinking that other than himself, MA has only been with 2 other men. If she continues to hang with Pat and Olive, her number WILL surpass his. Details...isn't that the one thing that is a must in a book? Well, the details are missing. Maybe the book is not meant to allow the readers to feel the characters, but I think that Zane does a poor job of ensuring that the reader understands the characters. The only character that she gives the reader a good feel for is FeFe. It is clearly obvious that she wants her readers to know that she sees that type of woman (think demographics) as needy and sure of herself (any man would want me over you attitude). Unfortunately, FF is the character that I am least interested in. I can experience her type every single day of my American life. What I dislike most is the portrayal of these women in the book. Could you possibly come across anyone nastier? Is there one humane character in this book? If Olive had treated me that way, I would never consider apologizing. And as for Pat and MA, why does MA seem to hold Pat so highly regarded? Pat has insulted her and tried to control her from the beginning. At first I thought that MA was trying to keep things from Pat because she didn't want her scandalous behavior exposed, but now I realize that she admires Pat or something. She really wasn't upset when Olive and Pat approached her about the sorority. In fact she was quite nonchalant when she thought that Pat knew about her rendezvous. I will say that I think that the one thing that MA needs to do is learn how not to incriminate herself. I could not believe that she blurted out "if this is about me going back to Drayton's, I only went one more time." At least you could wait until you are confronted before you fess up. Plus, she went on to divulge everything. Me? I would have denied, denied, denied everything. No pictures or videotape, no proof! Not to mention that MA has shown a side of herself that has no respect for marriage. She asked, about the spouses/significant others not suspecting anything. She never once seemed uncomfortable with the fact that someone's family is affected by these activities. Okay, forget that. Zane's books are not meant to get people thinking about the damage being done to society. I guess that I am too "stiff" to enjoy this story. One last thing...Did you catch how MA said to Olive that she was going to "borrow" a condom?
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