Title: Coarse
Product review: I'm borrowing the word "coarse" from another reviewer's text because it is so apt. With the exception of the Liz Carlyle story, this is one tacky anthology. Even the Liz Carlyle story was not up to her usually high standard of storytelling. I bought this book because I was interested to read a Liz Carlyle contemporary. And, to be frank, her story wasn't that contemporary. Both characters were pretty old-fashioned and the setting seemed to be early 1960's.Sherrilyn Kenyon's story did not keep my interest past the first chapter. I knew where it was headed and the setting of "sex camp" could have been funny if the lighter hand of a grownup had written it, but the writing for this was pre-pubescent.I didn't make it past the first chapter of Nicole Camden's story either. The writing was leaden and the premise of a woman who could remember a guy's body parts but not his face was just plain silly, or a better word for it, would be - coarse.
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