Wesley Allison

This is just plain fun, albeit a warped fun. We're in an alternate universe - men are outnumbered by women to the point that "live" specimens are viewed with excitement, and marriage to a man includes multiple wives who have to be good at sharing. Yep, a man's dream come true, but it's still a lot of fun, especially since it is so imaginative. As a woman, I'm not convinced that men are all that and a bag of chips as they are featured in here, but I'm reading to be entertained, not persuaded. I've still got a way to go, but I am enjoying this a lot. That's unusual for me - I'm usually not a fan of this genre, but it does involve rock and roll.

I just finished this, and sadly, it ended abruptly. It was like the author hit page x, and decide to wrap it up, which was a shame. I thought there was a lot of book left, but it was pages and pages of detail. Detail about the fictitious albums, songs, and so on. Instead of the details, give me story! Hence the low rating - if it had continued through to the end, without the abrupt, vague ending, I would have given it much higher marks.… (altro)

I did enjoy the book, but I had a few issues that kept me from really enjoying it.

* The "robot girlfriend" was so so so so submissive. Every time she showed her submissive side I just went UGH.
* The pacing of the book killed me. It went on and on about the mundane details. You could feel it was building up to something, but it took forever to get there.
* Seemed like there was some sort of clothing fetish going on. Constantly listed out various new clothing that she had/wore.

I did like the premise though.

I just didn't find peoples reactions very believable.

If I suddenly had a girlfriend who did all the chores, cooked and picked up groceries, pretty much took care of everything, I think I'd be bored out of my mind. All it sounded like the guy did was watch a little more tv and read a litte bit more.

yea. As much as I liked it, I wouldn't recommend it to anyone else :(
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