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I read this on the advice of a friend, and couldn't put it down. How to Make Love to Adrian Colesberry, by Adrian Colesberry, is thoroughly enjoyable and laughing out loud is common while you naughtily play the voyeur immersing yourself in the life of everyman, Adrian. Some parts create an I-feel-awkward-for-you feeling in your stomach while you giggle, and some of you will find it kind of... turning you on (at least for me). What it boils down to is a really fun romp between the pages. Adrian's sexual experiences and witty commentary keep you thoroughly engaged and as you finish the last page of this how-to manual you will surely be hungry to begin making love to Adrian Colesberry.
So is it borderline erotica disguised as bookish humor wrapped up in TMI? An enthusiastic, Yes!
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How to Make Love to Adrian Colesberry by Adrian Colesberry
damemaude, September 21, 2009
I read this on the advice of a friend, and couldn't put it down. How to Make Love to Adrian Colesberry, by Adrian Colesberry, is thoroughly enjoyable and laughing out loud is common while you naughtily play the voyeur immersing yourself in the life of everyman, Adrian. Some parts create an I-feel-awkward-for-you feeling in your stomach while you giggle, and some of you will find it kind of... turning you on (at least for me). What it boils down to is a really fun romp between the pages. Adrian's sexual experiences and witty commentary keep you thoroughly engaged and as you finish the last page of this how-to manual you will surely be hungry to begin making love to Adrian Colesberry.
So is it borderline erotica disguised as bookish humor wrapped up in TMI? An enthusiastic, Yes!
(1 of 1 readers found this comment helpful)