A story about the importance of resisting the allure of false meaning in life, regardless of how enticing it is.
Professional Reviews
Definetly a Book To Get You Thinking
This is a great book that will get people talking. This book being based on a support group/cult is very different from most fictional books nowadays. As one of the main characters slipped further and further into a cults grasp, I felt myself being drawn deeper and deeper into the book's storyline. One can't help but feel pity for the main character's sister as she faces constant frustrations and multiple challenges in a desperate attempt to rescue her sister from this group. The characters in Ministry of Morgasm are uniquely created and given such great detail that I find it like I am right there in the book with them. I thoroughly enjoyed reading this book and hope to see other additions from this author in the future.
Subtle Humor
I found this book to be one of the most mysterious and interesting books that I have read in a long time. As I began to read to read through the book I came to realization that it was not what I thought it was about. It sounded as if it was an erotica type of book but I wasn't entirely sure. The story is about a sister who is narrating the story and talks about a self-help type of therapy system in finding their own morgasm in their life. It seems as if the narrator is continuously trying to save her sister from some self-help craziness she likes to get herself into. It seemed as if while the narrator was trying to prevent her sister from getting involved, she herself seemed to get caught up in a little bit of it herself by trying to find out who the people were in the morgasm therapy sessions and the morgasm theory itself. This book was funny and I would recommend it to others too.
Interesting Twist
This book has an interesting premise told from the prosepctive of a lady trying to convince her friend, Krista, not to go to Dr. Morgasm, a sex phsycologist, who thinks that woman exploring their sexuality is next evolution in the sexual revolution for women. The person telling the story explains to the reader that she will stop at nothing to keep Krista from following this tragedy in her life. She discusses strategies on how to accomplish this. The ending is a great surprise.
The misspelling of the word, “Definitely,” the first line is a dead giveaway that this is not a professional review. Professional reviewers always give their credentials along with the review. At forty pages, this looks to be a short story and not a book.
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