Book Scorecard
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**Stars**
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Overall
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4.5
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Post apocalyptic, sci-fi erotica at its best.
Many books in this genre are less, but “Strain” is more.
World/story are fully realized instead of looking like a bad porno
set as so many others do. |
Fantasy
World
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4
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Slightly hard to swallow
premise. Rewarding if you can accept idea of survival via viral
infection by intercourse. Engaging world, great detail.
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Tingle
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5
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M/m/m/m/m... action. Gangbang.
Forced consent. VERY hot for those who like those sub-genres. |
Characters
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4
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Rhys is a sympathetic
underdog. Darius is a genetically engineered super Alpha.
Supporting cast is great, especially Xolani. Villain stereotypical
but motivations never revealed. |
Story
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5
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Angst and love fight for
supremacy. Neither happy ending nor survival are a forgone
conclusion. |
Summary
“Strain”
by Amelia C. Gormley
is “The
Walking Dead” meets “Queer
as Folk” and “Universal
Soldier”. They all have sex repeatedly to save the world or at
least the lives of a few, select young men. “Strain”
reads like it started as a story which needed an excuse for a never
ending gangbang, but along the way it found its feet. The story took
on a life of its own and stepped out from behind the sex. Both
benefited and the result is a fabulously entertaining book.
“Strain”
is priced at $6.99 for 320 pages, and is well worth the cost. Don't
start reading it at bedtime, and make sure to have a tissue handy.
And lube. Lots and lots of lube.
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