Title: nasty, brutish, and short
Product review: This book features 4 women who have no control over their own sexuality, and no interest in getting a greater understanding of it. Their impulses just come over them in waves, and they simply get beaten. "Beautiful", some would say, but it mostly made me angry. This book shows so little understanding, and the characters in it are so weak, that reads like a book a man had written about women. (Though, it also reminded me somehwat of Anais Nin autobiography - self-absorbed, self-searching, without being self-aware.) The only character that seems the slightest bit realistic is Georgia, the teenager, whose flatness and overractions can perhaps be attributed to adolesence.
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