ARA Review by Andromeda Flynn of Kamayakshipuram

[Andromeda Flynn]

[Following is an OnlineBookClub.org ARA Review of the book, Kamayakshipuram.]

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1 out of 5 stars

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Kamayakshipuram: A Demon Goddess And A White Ambassador In Kamayakshipuram by Biju Vasudevan invites you to a scorching hot desert like world where water is in short supply. Any juice or liquid is greatly desired to satisfy the thirst. A couple is married and the dowry expected is lower than the groom thought it should be but he married a beautiful woman. They had issues convincing despite having frequent 'love making'. The couple sought help and found religion, and had sex to religion.

I rate this book 1 out of 5 stars because there was nothing about it that I liked aside from the cover. The cover art is beautiful, hypnotic, and would make a good thrilling erotica cover. This book however did not match up to the cover.

This novel left me cringing out of disgust for word choice and overall happenings. At one point there was the mention of wet dreams and being obsessed with smelling and eating his own semen. It had no sex appeal. There was nothing erotic aside from there being sex scenes that were not very graphic or euphoric. It was like reading erotica from someone who has never had sex.

There was not a compelling story at any point for me. How does an erotica novel end by requesting the reader to focus on religion?

This book was weird, awkward, and regrettable, unfortunately. Why would there be so many aroused women aching for pleasure in unbearable heat and drought conditions? Nothing is wet without water.

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