Awakening the Virgin: True Tales of Seduction

conclusions
*A good and interestiing read
*if you want to learn how females, as they say "game" other females, its nothing much


Oh, wow.   January 30, 2004
 25 out of 28 found this review helpful

Though I am not a lesbian, I thoroughly enjoyed getting my curoisty sated through this beautifully written anthology. The only thing I've read that comes close to getting it right--besides this one--is "The Other Woman" by Kim Corum and also "Bad Girl" by Alision Tyler. A truly wonderful book. I would highly recommend it.


hot!   April 7, 2003
 17 out of 25 found this review helpful

Definately worth a read, i found it very entertaining and stimulating to read!
It tells of different experiences from in the funeral(very surprising i thought) to phone sex to your normal bedroom on how women have satisfied their curiosity as lesbian virgins to fulfilling their fantasies.
Definately worth reading.


a wonderful book...   April 15, 1999
 42 out of 43 found this review helpful

This book is very well written. It captures you so easily and once you begin to read it, you can't put it down. At the time I bought this book, I also bought two other lesbian erotica books...this one was the longest, but yet I finished it first (go figure). If you want something that is going to make your body throb and your heart sing, then this is the book to get.


Tasteful, erotic and a true celebration of lesbian sex   November 6, 1998
 30 out of 31 found this review helpful

I have read other books professing to be "lesbian erotica" but they usually have included too much of the role playing and stereotyping I am not a fan of, rather than focusing solely on the mutual pleasure and sensuality that two women can achieve together. Awakening the Virgin appealed to that part of me that believes in the beauty and passion of women loving women while also validating the empowerment all women need to feel around their sexuality and sexual expression. A beautiful testament to the interface between hot sexual encounters and the emotional connection needed to make them so.