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Title: Paper-thin Characters and No Boundaries
Review: Nearly stream-of-conciousness narration doesn't provide any early insight into the female protagonist. The reader therefore has to quickly decide whether the story is worth waiting for the author to dispense any details explaining the pathology of the female protagonist. I for one chose not to keep on after the first quarter of the book. I speculate that the author is merely looking to tear down any perceived boundary in sexual relations; why else the almost-immediate inclusion of ATM in the first scene?The author may have talent, but given the subject matter and the lack of details about the female protagonist and her inner struggles it is impossible to form a reasoned opinion. Skip this book unless you have the heartiest constitution and agree with the author's determination that "anything goes" in the sexual arena.
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