When Melissa goes to see Your Favourite Girl, all she wants is revenge on her millionaire husband, who is cheating on her with a barely legal, younger model of herself. However, things don't go as planned, and she finds herself trapped in a disturbing world where girls are genetically engineered to for the sexual gratification of men and the rapid emptying of their wallets. Overall, this story was intriguing and had many science-fiction elements. Indeed, we get to see the interior of the company of Your Favourite Girl. At times, I had trouble suspending my disbelief--not because of the science-fiction elements, but because of the interaction between characters, which tended to fall flat. I thought it had potential to make a statement about the objectification of women, but instead it objectified them further. If you're looking for a typical romance story with a happily-ever-after, this is not for you. (My rating of 3 stars does not take into account the occasional grammatical error throughout the story or the embarrassing spelling mistake of breech/breach in the first line I read) I’ve been in a weird mood lately. I’ve been avoiding reading altogether because I’m tired of reading that same story over and over. I’m talking about those lovey dovey romance novels that make me want to slit my wrists with a dull razor blade. The author of this book messaged me that she had a free promo going on for this book and I thought “Hey, that would be perfect to read!” I decide to peek at the 1 star reviews…yes, I said 1 star…because they are always entertaining. When one reviewer said “To brutal and sadistic for my taste” I immediately one clicked this bitch! I LOVED this book! I just kept thinking “this is so sick and twisted…what just happened? damn, that’s kinda hot. NO, that’s totally fucked up. You shouldn’t think that’s hot. Ren, you’re fucking sick in the head. BUT I CAN’T LOOK AWAY!”Can you make sense of what I just said? It totally made sense in my head.I came into this with an open mind. I always expect the worst when you read those disclaimers. Why these other reviewers didn’t pay mind to that is beyond me. I can’t even put into words how perfect this story was written. Almost every question I had was answered by the end of the story.(I’m assuming my main question will have to wait until book 2) I’m SO frickin happy that there wasn’t an insta-love thing going on. Yes, there was that instant attraction between the two, but it wasn’t acted on until late in the book. My only gripe was that Melissa, the main character, fell a little flat. This may just be me but she was kinda boring. She did have a bit of a mouth on her at times and I would have loved to see more of that.The premise of the story was so interesting. Seriously, who thinks of this shit? It was brilliant! Genetically modified sex slaves? That’s wicked! The author even goes into detail on how they are created. It gives it this sci-fi feel and makes the book edgier. If you are looking for a great erotica that doesn’t skimp on the story then this is the read for you!
What do You think about Your Favorite Girl (2000)?
This book is exceptional with their new technique " sex slave" wow. I wouldn't thought of that lol
—flies
