I don't know - I guess I'm more of a prude than I thought I was. Sexual content usually doesn't bother me at all, but I guess I am old-fashioned in the sense that I like it to be within the boundaries of a relationship, or with the promise of one starting, etc. I'm not a "50 Shades of Gray" type person. The idea of just joining a sex club because you like risky sex makes me wonder, "Who hurt this girl?" I think everyone should be able to enjoy sex with whatever consenting adult they want to have it with, but needing the anonymity of nameless/faceless sex in order to enjoy it usually stems from trauma of some sort, and that's what I kept wondering: what was the trauma that led to our heroine behaving this way? And where will this kind of behavior take her if she doesn't figure that out and address it? Maybe I'm too much of a realist to enjoy a book like this, or maybe it's the book's fault for not being able to engage me to the extent that it can "take me away" from my real-life ideas. But then again, that's difficult to do in a novella. Whatever the reason, I can't say I really enjoyed this story. There were just too many unanswered questions for me to really be able to identify with the heroine.

Good plot, nice set-up, okay characters and an overload of the sex-quotient. It was a good read.
Recommend to people who love erotica with interesting side plots.