How do you feel about sex in books? For you, when is enough, enough?
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Wisdom of the week:
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2 comments:
Re: "sex" scenes. I felt the scenes between Angela & Brady were relevant to the story line. The sexual violence against women is all too true. I did not think any of the sex was gratis. You can't go wrong when it's relevant to the story line.
You've put just the right amount of sex in your books. We know it happens but it's not too graphic. Your stories are more than a romance between one couple. I can always skim over sex scenes if it makes me uncomfortable.
I would like to know more about what techniques they use to survive, for instance how to purify water, grow food in trucks,, and where do they get all the supplies. I'd also like to know more back stories of characters; how they survived the war and met up to the group.
I bought the series on Amazon and I was irritated by the many misspellings. Is there a way to let you know of corrections so they can produce corrections? For instance, rouge (blush type makeup) was used instead or rogue. It's a small thing, but it instantly made me see these bad characters in drag and ruined the image you intended.
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