Title: A to Zzzzzzzzz
Product review: OK, there might be a place for this mainstream-type erotica -- nothing too "dark," as other reviewers put it, but unfortunately nothing too terribly hot, either. Nothing surprising, nothing thought-provoking, nothing literary. Sorry. The stories DO all sound like they were written by the same person -- the work of a ham-handed editor, maybe? For that matter, many of the reviews, including most of the five-star ones, for this book sound like THEY were written by the same person. That's suspicious. But nobody else has pointed out the recurring editing problem in this book: so many of the stories have gender pronoun mistakes! It will be a story about two women and a sentence will refer to one of them as "he." This happens almost a dozen times throughout the book. What's up with that? Did we convert some hetero- to homosexual stories, or vice versa? And why didn't anybody catch this before it got into print? If other readers noticed this too, please speak up.
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