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The Belonger
The Book of the Belonger will take you to a new world of sensuality, sexual philosophy and erotic invention.
Join Ione, Emma and Manassa and their manly accomplices Dean and Mark as they negotiate the dangerous philosophies of the Merkin, the Gnomon and the Dowser, high judges of a relentlessly sexual regime.
The Book of the Belonger is a mind-bending journey through the possibilities of male and female identity, dominance and submission, love and lust...
Over 20,000 hours of sexual theory and toy design went into the creation of this story. Many of its numerous sensual inventions and games have been built and employed in the bedroom, including the stamen, clutch, screw, fold, tongue and others. There are over thirty innovations in Part One of the book that are totally unknown to the human sexual experience, and their playful manifestation in the story adds a dimension of novelty no other work of erotica can rival.
The complete Book of the Belonger (comprising parts one and two) will be available in September 2013.
Join Ione, Emma and Manassa and their manly accomplices Dean and Mark as they negotiate the dangerous philosophies of the Merkin, the Gnomon and the Dowser, high judges of a relentlessly sexual regime.
The Book of the Belonger is a mind-bending journey through the possibilities of male and female identity, dominance and submission, love and lust...
Over 20,000 hours of sexual theory and toy design went into the creation of this story. Many of its numerous sensual inventions and games have been built and employed in the bedroom, including the stamen, clutch, screw, fold, tongue and others. There are over thirty innovations in Part One of the book that are totally unknown to the human sexual experience, and their playful manifestation in the story adds a dimension of novelty no other work of erotica can rival.
The complete Book of the Belonger (comprising parts one and two) will be available in September 2013.
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First published April 2, 2012
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May 7, 2012
I heard about this book in the BDSM group, where it was just chosen as a group "buddy" read.
The Belonger is harder than other books I've run across in erotica, in that there is some fancy language and the writers clearly assume you are intelligent.
But maybe because of that I found this to be the most enjoyable and imaginative erotic novel I've found! It has all kinds of crazy inventions--not mad scientist stuff, but really simple and sensual toys that are hot to read about, and they always bring something unusual to the sex. The tale is never violent or even gross, which is a big deal to me as I don't like to have my erotica time dirtied by those things.
The story starts with three women in a strange subterranean world, where they are hunted by roving populations of lusty men. It proceeds from there on an absolutely unpredictable journey that manages to be totally gripping without relying on either SciFi geekery or numbingly familiar erotica scenes and circumstances to get by.
The characters are incredibly well-presented; the writers know how establish personality and tension without droning on with inner monologues and repetitive musing on events, which are problems that plague almost all erotica books.
The best thing is that this is only part one of the whole story--it leaves you in a crazy place, and promises a lot more!
The Belonger is harder than other books I've run across in erotica, in that there is some fancy language and the writers clearly assume you are intelligent.
But maybe because of that I found this to be the most enjoyable and imaginative erotic novel I've found! It has all kinds of crazy inventions--not mad scientist stuff, but really simple and sensual toys that are hot to read about, and they always bring something unusual to the sex. The tale is never violent or even gross, which is a big deal to me as I don't like to have my erotica time dirtied by those things.
The story starts with three women in a strange subterranean world, where they are hunted by roving populations of lusty men. It proceeds from there on an absolutely unpredictable journey that manages to be totally gripping without relying on either SciFi geekery or numbingly familiar erotica scenes and circumstances to get by.
The characters are incredibly well-presented; the writers know how establish personality and tension without droning on with inner monologues and repetitive musing on events, which are problems that plague almost all erotica books.
The best thing is that this is only part one of the whole story--it leaves you in a crazy place, and promises a lot more!
August 17, 2016
Th beginning was really slow and the sexual parts weren't any better. I wished there was something that could add some sort of excitement or thrill to the book. The book was just so unbearably boring that I just stopped reading only a third of the way through.
June 18, 2012
This was suggested to me by one of my GR friends, and I must agree that it was very intriguing. Two very unique societies are presented, and a few characters are followed as they migrate from one to the other. In the process, they partake of the unusual (to me) sexual practices found in each environment. And oh my, the toys! The authors are very inventive, considering that they don't use electronics - everything is based on mechanical or hydraulic power. In most cases, the sex is very hot, though I did feel distances from the scenes on occasion.
The language/vocabulary is extremely creative, with adjectives that may not exist in your dictionary (I didn't check). Very colorful and descriptive, slightly distracting but clever too.
While it's noted that this is the first of two or three books, the ending doesn't really happen at a transition point. There is a lot of set up, but the separate stories are not well integrated. I'm more confused than I am interested to read more.
The language/vocabulary is extremely creative, with adjectives that may not exist in your dictionary (I didn't check). Very colorful and descriptive, slightly distracting but clever too.
While it's noted that this is the first of two or three books, the ending doesn't really happen at a transition point. There is a lot of set up, but the separate stories are not well integrated. I'm more confused than I am interested to read more.
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