Made For Love

Hardcover, 320 pages

English language

Published July 10, 2017 by Ecco.

ISBN:
978-0-06-228055-8
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4 stars (4 reviews)

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Review of 'Made For Love' on 'Storygraph'

5 stars

Okay. So there's this guy who looks like Jesus who uses sex to con women out of money. But then gets attacked by a dolphin, but it turns out the dolphin is actually trying to have sex with him. This causes him to become sexually attracted to dolphins, to the point where he can longer be aroused by or perform sexually with human women. So naturally he gets a job at an aquarium and plans to kidnap a dolphin and live a long romantic life with her. But he gets caught trying to have sex with a dolphin (not the dolphin he wanted to kidnap), and seeks out an experimental biotech solution to his condition. And that's just the B story! There's also sex dolls, technocrats, biological spyware, and a man named Liver who never wears a shirt. The way all these bizarre parts actually come together is a thing …

Review of 'Made For Love' on 'Goodreads'

4 stars

When you think of Alissa Nutting’s writing, what comes to mind? Dark? Disturbing? Psychological? Or transgressive? While this is what I have come to expect from Nutting, I tend to enjoy the social criticism found in her books. In her stunning debut novel Tampa, we follow Celeste Price, a young beautiful middle grade teacher who is a hebephile. Which allows for an interesting take on the nature of a sexual predator, often not associated with female sexuality. This does allow Nutting to explore the schoolboy fantasy of an older woman teaching them the ways of the flesh, whether it be a Mrs Robinson type character, a babysitter or in this case a teacher. The sexual desire of a boy with their budding sexuality; to be with an experienced, already developed older woman. Tampa looks at how developing boys are unable to separate their emotions from the sexual act and this …

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