Give Take A Tale of Erotica edition by Tom Benson Literature Fiction eBooks
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Nick and Kirsten are an attractive couple in their early 20’s and share an apartment. To the outside world they are perfectly matched, but behind closed doors things are not so straightforward.
Nick’s appetite for sexual experimentation goes beyond what Kirsten will allow. Kirsten’s love for Nick is pushed to the limit, however, she confides in a friend and takes a course of action that nobody would have expected – least of all her boyfriend.
The couple find themselves in a world where they will both see fantasy become reality, but at what cost?
Give Take A Tale of Erotica edition by Tom Benson Literature Fiction eBooks
This erotic book is brilliant. It’s about a young couple that seems sexually incompatible at the beginning of the book. Kirsten seems to be a prude while Nick is insensitive to her feelings and fears. They both come across as rather selfish in bed.While many other people would lose their patience and break up in similar situations, Kirsten loves Nick and finds a bold solution. Instead of getting into the specifics of this solution, I’d like to mention its two key elements that seem to be universally applicable to all struggling relationships: the idea of give and take and the importance of trust.
Regarding the idea of give and take, both Kirsten and Nick find out that they are more likely do get what they want when they are also willing to please. Their problem was that they did not really know what the other person wanted and why. They knew only certain superficial consequences, not the roots of each other’s cravings and attitudes.
Luckily, they find charming and more empathetic experts who help them open up and reveal their most intimate secrets. They both are having fun and learning in the process. They are exploring new areas of sexuality, but they are also learning to trust each other by sharing their most embarrassing fantasies and also by becoming more generous and less jealous. The more they share, the more likely these two seemingly incompatible people are to find some common ground.
The book contains many explicit bisexual, cross-dressing and BDSM scenes. Both Nick and Kirsten are intimate with other people more often than with each other in this book. But the strong emphasis on the explicit erotic content in this book does not exclude a love story: it’s a tale about a couple overcoming obstacles because they do not want to lose each other. Their path is unconventional but fascinating. I especially enjoyed the passages written from Nick’s point of view.
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Give Take A Tale of Erotica edition by Tom Benson Literature Fiction eBooks Reviews
Before starting to read this book I probably would have described myself as erotica-curious, as it’s a genre that has always left me cold – which is obviously not the desired effect… However, having enjoyed other books by this author I was intrigued to see how he approached it. Almost immediately I was struck by what a clever book it is. There is never a word out of place, which is what I would expect from an author like Tom Benson. He tells a good tale, and the plot here is once again on one level a mystery and a thriller (in the more conventional sense.) The initial premise is that sexually inhibited Kirsten wants to find a way to preserve what is good in her relationship with Nick while educating him in mastering the selfishness in some of his desires. I was intrigued at how the story unfolded, and although some of the graphically explicit descriptions of sexual activity took me out of my reading comfort zone, I nevertheless didn’t want to miss any of it. It was a real page-turner and kept my interest roused throughout. I had to find out how Nick survived his sometimes perilous hero’s journey in order to reach the book’s ultimate climax, where all is revealed regarding the outcome of the steep learning curve he and Kirsty have embarked upon. As a therapist I was fascinated by the therapeutic aspects of the programme of sexual exploration the couple ventured into, and gratified that it was stressed a number of times that this was in every instance a reciprocal and collaborative agreement. In none of the various situations depicted was it suggested that this was an opportunity for abuse. Just about every permutation of sexual partnering was explored, and although imagining some of it made my eyes water (and not in a good way), the writing itself was not gratuitous, but actually in places quite poetic. Good characterisation is very important to me in order to maintain my interest in a novel, and by the time I’d reached the end I felt I knew, and to some extent understood, all the protagonists. It would have been all too easy, I suspect, in a novel of this kind, to make them ciphers, sketchily drawn to hold the erotic storyline in place. I’m no aficionado of pornography, but I imagine much of it fits that dubious bill. Give and Take, on the other hand, introduces the reader to believable, sympathetically written characters and dialogue, although I did towards the end begin to question the validity of their stamina and sustained interest in their chosen specialist subject. I have already recommended this book to one of my friends, and I unreservedly award it 5 stars. Ultimately, this is a love story, and in a curious way a morality tale, and for me an unexpectedly satisfying read.
This is a book that is definitely more than the sum of its parts. I have been a fan of Tom Benson for some time but primarily from his excellent thrillers. Although not a genre I am familiar with, the fact that it was a Tom Benson book gave me the comfort in assuming it would be a book of quality and I was not let down. Steer clear if you are uncomfortable with graphic sex but to be fair I think it is clear from the title and cover what the subject matter is so no one should be surprised by what is between the covers of this erotic story. Perhaps the most striking thing for me about this book is that it opens pretty much straight into the action only to draw back and tease before going back to the action again, quite an unintentional sexual reference I assure you and I wonder if this was deliberate, I suspect it was. I won’t go into the plot, I hate spoilers, but I can say it is not what I was expecting. Being unfamiliar with erotic fiction, I suppose I may have made assumptions about how these things go and I shouldn’t have been after all this is a Tom Benson book and the quality shines through. Not for the prudish, a really superbly structured book that I enjoyed sometimes through my squeamish blushes, but I’m a bit of an old prude. From reading the notes in the book, this was an experimental gamble to some extent I suspect but one that paid off, A well-deserved 5 stars from me.
This erotic book is brilliant. It’s about a young couple that seems sexually incompatible at the beginning of the book. Kirsten seems to be a prude while Nick is insensitive to her feelings and fears. They both come across as rather selfish in bed.
While many other people would lose their patience and break up in similar situations, Kirsten loves Nick and finds a bold solution. Instead of getting into the specifics of this solution, I’d like to mention its two key elements that seem to be universally applicable to all struggling relationships the idea of give and take and the importance of trust.
Regarding the idea of give and take, both Kirsten and Nick find out that they are more likely do get what they want when they are also willing to please. Their problem was that they did not really know what the other person wanted and why. They knew only certain superficial consequences, not the roots of each other’s cravings and attitudes.
Luckily, they find charming and more empathetic experts who help them open up and reveal their most intimate secrets. They both are having fun and learning in the process. They are exploring new areas of sexuality, but they are also learning to trust each other by sharing their most embarrassing fantasies and also by becoming more generous and less jealous. The more they share, the more likely these two seemingly incompatible people are to find some common ground.
The book contains many explicit bisexual, cross-dressing and BDSM scenes. Both Nick and Kirsten are intimate with other people more often than with each other in this book. But the strong emphasis on the explicit erotic content in this book does not exclude a love story it’s a tale about a couple overcoming obstacles because they do not want to lose each other. Their path is unconventional but fascinating. I especially enjoyed the passages written from Nick’s point of view.
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