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Outcall
The mind blowing sexual adventures of Phoenix Fantasy Consultant Brittney Luv. For the last twenty years I made the sexual fantasies of others come true. This is my collection of true sexy short stories. I invite you to live vicariously through me as you read what goes on behind closed doors in the underground sex scene in modern day Phoenix Arizona.
Warning, all fantasies are told in graphic detail.
So get ready to laugh, cry, get pissed off and pissed on.
Welcome to my world,
Brittney
Warning, all fantasies are told in graphic detail.
So get ready to laugh, cry, get pissed off and pissed on.
Welcome to my world,
Brittney
202 pages, Kindle Edition
First published September 1, 2013
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October 1, 2013
I got this ebook off of Amazon for free because +annie t was promoting her friend's new book Outcall. This book contains multiple, true stories of author Brittney Luv's dealings as a fantasy consultant, which she describes in great detail. She discusses and tells the story of many of her "sexcapades" as a worker in "The Life." There are fifty different individual scenarios that she shares, which range from tame to taboo.
Reading this book was interesting. It definitely wasn't the best book in the world, but for the $5.00 that is lists for on Amazon currently, it may be worth it to you. Personally, I enjoy getting into other peoples lives and seeing how different, yet the same we are, so it was entertaining.
At the beginning, Brittney states that she did not edit the book as far as punctuation and grammar go, because she felt it to help the reader live in The Life. It seemed very unprofessional and didn't seem to add to the story at all, but very much detract from it. Another issue that I had was her over-repetitive mention of her Tae Kwon Do training (which is actually Taekwondo) I understand that had a lot of influence, but when I glanced forward and saw those three words, I felt I was having to make myself trudge through the rest of that story. Her personality also comes off very much in her telling of her experiences. In many instances, she says that she is taken advantage of a lot, yet it seems that she took advantage of her clients on multiple occasions, so possibly a case of Karma?
All in all, this would be a good read for those that enjoy seeing what life is like for others. I would also recommend only reading a few stories at a time, rather than the entire book as one piece as I did, because as a reviewer, I have many books that I would like to read and don't like taking a week for a singular book, but I do regret reading the entirety of this book at one time. Maybe that would have made it more enjoyable? And don't pick this up thinking it is literotica, because it isn't.
Reading this book was interesting. It definitely wasn't the best book in the world, but for the $5.00 that is lists for on Amazon currently, it may be worth it to you. Personally, I enjoy getting into other peoples lives and seeing how different, yet the same we are, so it was entertaining.
At the beginning, Brittney states that she did not edit the book as far as punctuation and grammar go, because she felt it to help the reader live in The Life. It seemed very unprofessional and didn't seem to add to the story at all, but very much detract from it. Another issue that I had was her over-repetitive mention of her Tae Kwon Do training (which is actually Taekwondo) I understand that had a lot of influence, but when I glanced forward and saw those three words, I felt I was having to make myself trudge through the rest of that story. Her personality also comes off very much in her telling of her experiences. In many instances, she says that she is taken advantage of a lot, yet it seems that she took advantage of her clients on multiple occasions, so possibly a case of Karma?
All in all, this would be a good read for those that enjoy seeing what life is like for others. I would also recommend only reading a few stories at a time, rather than the entire book as one piece as I did, because as a reviewer, I have many books that I would like to read and don't like taking a week for a singular book, but I do regret reading the entirety of this book at one time. Maybe that would have made it more enjoyable? And don't pick this up thinking it is literotica, because it isn't.
October 3, 2013
I read this book with great interest as being a personal friend with the author for about 12 years. I have spent a great deal of time with her over the years and witnessed a great deal of her personal as well as professional life. I am the one she calls "Dude" and as such really shouldn't be reviewing it as I am too close to the subject. I want to authenticate her stories however as they are from the heart, as factual as legally permissible and titillating at the very least. Her stories are written in a personal manor as if in a blog format which I find comforting to read since I know her so well. There are a great many more stories that could be put in future publications if this one were to take off. If fifty shades can do so well even as pure fiction than this down and dirty real life experience deserves to be read as she doesn't paint anything other than the facts of her daily existence which is far from what many must think. Britt? I love you lady and know how hard you've worked on this and I wish you the best!
October 6, 2013
I was mesmerized by this story. It is an unpolished, raw, as-it-happened sexcapade. The language is blunt but perfect. It’s funny and sexy and crude at the same time. I learned quite a few terms. Crystal Dick was my favorite because I had this image of a crystal penis and thought it would dazzle. It doesn’t dazzle.
I loved Outcall. It was an easy, fun book to read.
I loved Outcall. It was an easy, fun book to read.
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