I read the The Sleeping Beauty trilogy, and after searching far and wide have found them again. They are on Eden, but they have a different look because they came as a box set.
Re-reading and writing a review for a book I already own..
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Is it okay to re read these books and write reviews on them?
(17 posts)
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I loved them...
(5 posts)
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Does it matter?
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The second option shouldn't apply because EF doesn't make you buy your toys only from here to be able to write a review so it shouldn't be any different with a book set. I might mention in the review that you bought these elsewhere and they have a different cover, but are the same product. (something along that line anyway)
Jan 29, 9:46 am
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This makes sense. You can always ask if you're not sure.
Originally posted by
unfulfilled
The second option shouldn't apply because EF doesn't make you buy your toys only from here to be able to write a review so it shouldn't be any different with a book set. I might mention in the review that you bought these elsewhere and they have a
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The second option shouldn't apply because EF doesn't make you buy your toys only from here to be able to write a review so it shouldn't be any different with a book set. I might mention in the review that you bought these elsewhere and they have a different cover, but are the same product. (something along that line anyway)
Jan 29, 5:16 pm
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I loved them when I first read them, as they were some of the first BDSM erotica I ever read, but looking back on them, I see them as rather silly. Some of the punishments they used, such as hanging someone bent double by their wrists and ankles and leaving them there for days, would dislocate all their joints and cripple them for life. As long as the books are accepted as fantasy, and a 'don't try this at home, kinksters' attitude is maintained, it can be a fun and horny read.
Jan 29, 10:12 am
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Excellent response! I'm a big fan of the books, but only as an extreme fantasy.
Originally posted by
Silverdrop
I loved them when I first read them, as they were some of the first BDSM erotica I ever read, but looking back on them, I see them as rather silly. Some of the punishments they used, such as hanging someone bent double by their wrists and ankles and
...
I loved them when I first read them, as they were some of the first BDSM erotica I ever read, but looking back on them, I see them as rather silly. Some of the punishments they used, such as hanging someone bent double by their wrists and ankles and leaving them there for days, would dislocate all their joints and cripple them for life. As long as the books are accepted as fantasy, and a 'don't try this at home, kinksters' attitude is maintained, it can be a fun and horny read.
Jan 29, 11:22 am
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I don't think it matters. As I suggested in the other post, you might want to make a comment about it not looking exactly the same but they're from the same author. I do book swapping on swap.com and sometimes I don't get the exact same cover as shown on the product page, but it's the same book by the same author.
Jan 29, 9:48 am
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thank you much!
Originally posted by
unfulfilled
I don't think it matters. As I suggested in the other post, you might want to make a comment about it not looking exactly the same but they're from the same author. I do book swapping on swap.com and sometimes I don't get the exact same cover as
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I don't think it matters. As I suggested in the other post, you might want to make a comment about it not looking exactly the same but they're from the same author. I do book swapping on swap.com and sometimes I don't get the exact same cover as shown on the product page, but it's the same book by the same author.
Jan 29, 5:19 pm
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