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Pleasure | 
 enlarge | Author: Eric Jerome Dickey
Publisher: DUTTON
Category: Book
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Rating:  4 reviews
Sales Rank: 91308
Media: Hardcover
Pages: 449
Number Of Items: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.5
Dimensions (in): 9 x 6 x 1.7
ISBN: 0525950451
Dewey Decimal Number: 813.54
EAN: 9780525950455
ASIN: 0525950451
Publication Date: May 8, 2008
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 Pleasure - Eric Jerome Dickey September 17, 2008
Gorgeous (London)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
Ok, so I'm a huge huge fan of Mr Dickey but I must admit I was a little disappointed with this book. I didn't really like the whole thing with Jewel and the brothers the whole family ram thing is not really my scene but thats just me. I understand the book is called 'Pleasure' so obviously i did expect there to be a whole lot of sex and there sure was a lot of that but it lacked something for me. The sex scenes were steamy and great as usual, but I felt something was missing.
However it is well worth the read and still highly enjoyable.
Lots of Bumping and Grinding with Literary Allusions August 12, 2008
Donald Mitchell (Boston)
Pleasure is a book about a woman's desire for more sexual fulfillment. Sensitized by Anais Nin's writings, Nia Simone Bijou is intrigued to find two men who fascinate and excite her. She climbs aboard to see how far the ride will take her.
Curiously, although this book is supposed to be from a woman's perspective, I continually felt that I was reading a book from a man's perspective, translated into a woman's perspective by changing the sexes of the various characters. Many men are fascinated by having sexual relationships with two attractive women at the same time, but I'm not sure that very many women feel the same way about having two men.
If you like erotic fiction, you'll probably enjoy this book more than I did. The book became all too predictable after a while, and I didn't really care if I finished it or not. The story wasn't taking me anywhere I wanted to go . . . or to find out about.
In addition, many of the sequences felt more like fantasy that reality. As such, it was hard to identify with the characters or the story.
Eric Jerome Dickey is a talented writer, but he usually puts a little more content into his stories. This one was more sensation than substance.
 Hold tight eric jerome dickey! May 11, 2008
Shaniqua Ahmed (Northamptom)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
When you begin to read this book u actually feel to put it down bt lik after the 1st 2 chpaters its gets better. However the book is way toooooooo sexual- even thought it explores the hedonistic lifestyle of a women-the sexual descriptions are a bit to deep and long. This isnt the greatest EJD book but it is still a very intrestin read!.
Pleasure can equal pain May 6, 2008
D. Robinson (United Kingdom)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
This book follows the path of a woman seeking sexual pleasure and she does anything to get it...but finding her ultimate pleasure ends with shocking results. I enjoyed this book but not as much as some of EJD others. The book is very sexually fuelled which for me became a bit boring but the sex is a massive part of the book but it is literally on every other page but all in all quite a good read.
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