Any body read that smutt? Cause it is in my summer plans.

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I have to say, I hadn't heard about it til it appeared on the cover of my Entertainment Weekly. I am thinking it might be this year's beach book. Although I have heard mixed reviews, I still believe it would be a good read...

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I always wanted to be somebody, but now I realize I should have been more specific. --Lily Tomlin

Wiki notes that "The book's erotic nature and the perceived demographic of its fanbase led to it being dubbed "Mommy Porn" by some news agencies."

It's Twilight fan-fiction with the main characters renamed, so if you're not into the Twilight thing, this may not be for you.

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Okay the Twilight reference made me just say ew....

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I always wanted to be somebody, but now I realize I should have been more specific. --Lily Tomlin

I'm not a Twihard either, but it may have evolved beyond that.

I may have to try reading it, unless you want to be my book-double.

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Lilith,

I have downloaded all 3 of the 50 Shades books for my Kindle. (i got them free!!) and will be listening to them/reading them soon.

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“Sex is one of the most personal things we do as people. To have someone who says she loves you limit how you express yourself in the bedroom is like a small death. It kills the soul.” --Anita Blake to Jason Schuyler in "Blood Noir" by Laurell K. Hamilton