This book is far from reliable accounts. It's full of hearsay statements using words like, "speculations, maybe, may..." It's great someone's writing a book about pre-columbus America. However, the slim evidence presented was weak to me. It felt like a story was being told rather than a "supposedly" scientific book.
At first, I thought about how trivial the principles were, which explains why it is part of the high school curriculum in some places. Then, I appreciated the low-key language and practical examples used as the principles were easy to grasp.
Also, I find that many of the principles are now common sense in our day and age. The latter is understandable as the book belongs to a different era. I learned a thing or two—tremendous and easy-to-read text.
Well-written, funny, and sexually intense. I finished it in less than two days. It captivated my attention. Thus, I could not put the book down.
Erica Lee is, by now, my favorite queer author. Her romantic plots and happy endings align with who I am. Hence, her work is always a delight—what a great book!
Great book! Very vivid, sensual and funny. I found myself laughing numerous times while reading it.
I can feel the characters sentiments.
And I love the ending. Very enjoyable book to read.
Next is reading the sequel.
I really like the writing style of Erica Lee. Gonna definitely check out her other books.