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 E-males - Allen Jarvis
 E-males - Allen Jarvis ... and damnation, all because his girlfriend Jo has set him free to hurl himself into an orgy of laddish excess. When his supposed friends contrive to defile Jo's memory with careless remarks, he decides to wreak vengeance.Newest Review: ... like the book itself. I found e-males impossible to like. The central character, Damian Shaw, goes from one party to the ... more ... next, takes this drug then that, has sex with this girl then her, etc. etc. which is all very well but e-males is simply a feel-bad book littered with repetitious and unimaginative writing. Damian Shaw will have you wanting to smack him by the second chapter and soon after you'll feel the same for every other character. Granted, e-males picks up to a reasonable storyline and a small amount of tension raises it's head in the final couple of chapters - unfortunately, by this stage you will likely have tuned off....more |
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I think Allen Jarvis has missed the point. It's all very well creating a leading character who is utterly dislikable (and he has), but at the very least we are supposed to actually like the book itself. I found e-males impossible to like. The central character, Damian Shaw, goes from one party to the next, takes this drug then that, has sex with this girl then her, etc. etc. which is all very well but e-males is simply a feel-bad book littered with repetitious and unimaginative writing. Damian Shaw will have you wanting to smack him by the second chapter and soon after you'll feel the same for every other character. Granted, e-males picks up to a ... Read the complete review
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