Genre: Non-Fiction, Memoir
Description:
“Brad Deep didn’t just peek into the male sexual psyche—he lived in
it, banked it, and sold the tickets.
One day, a young Brad heard Francis Ford Coppola say in a documentary,
“If an aspiring filmmaker wants to make a movie, he must do whatever it takes.”
Brad took that literally. He hired a few girls, opened an erotic
massage parlor, and planned to use the profits to fund his movie.
What he didn’t plan for was front-row seats to the raw, unfiltered
reality of male sexuality—the desires, the lies, the awkward kinks, and the
desperate confessions men never make sober… or to their wives.
Horny: Sex Without Scruples is a savage, brutally honest, and laugh-out-loud
demolition of dating myths, gender games, and the absurd mating dance we call
relationships.
Written by a man who saw it all—the office bosses, the preachers, the
boyfriends, the husbands—this isn’t therapy; it’s a strip search of the male
libido… with sarcasm as the lube.
With stories you’d never tell your priest, real data that proves just
how far the depravity runs, and chapter titles that slap harder than your ex’s
mood swings, Horny is the book men pray women never read… and the one women
can’t resist picking up.
If you’ve ever wanted to know what men are really like when nobody’s
watching—this is your backstage pass.
Just don’t read it at church.”
Author:
“Brad Deep doesn’t write to make friends. He writes like he’s swinging
a sledgehammer in a library—loud, unapologetic, and bound to piss someone off.
His pages drip with the kind of truth most people choke on, served with enough
filthy laughs to make a nun sweat.
He lives clean—no booze, no smokes, no drugs—running instead on
cycling, weight training, and five-finger solos that would make a drummer
jealous.
When it comes to women, he’s old school: natural beauty or nothing. No
dye jobs, no Botox, no filler, no bolt-on boobs. Ask if he’d live with a woman
again, and he’ll tell you yes—but only if she’s easy on the eyes, smart, and
he’s lost his damn mind.”
Appraisal:
Along with the copyright, dedication, and other content before the
book actually begins is a notice that says the author will be donating a dollar
from each copy of this book that is sold to an organization supporting survivors of sexual assault and adds that “if
some men had an ounce of self-control, I wouldn’t have had to write this book.”
The author talks about some things you’re
probably aware of and in some cases most of you have probably participated in
them to some degree. If you’re enough of an adult to be reading this I doubt
many won’t recognize themselves in the things discussed here at some point,
regardless of your gender. Hopefully lots more your reaction will be “I didn’t
realize that happened” or “I knew that kind of stuff went on, but I sure
haven’t been involved in it.” Ultimately this book will get you thinking about
a lot of things, maybe inspire those who need to do better to do so. But even
if it doesn’t, it’s a fun read in spite of the deep subject. The author injects
humor in lots of different ways. In fact, at one point the author says that if
it “made you laugh, gasp, or squirm uncomfortably in public” that this was a
good thing and the point of the book. It sure did for me. All three of those
things at different times.
Buy now
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FYI:
Adult language and adult content. Lots of adult content.
Format/Typo
Issues:
Review is based on an ARC (advanced reader copy) and thus I can’t
gauge the final product in this area.
Rating: *****
Five Stars
Reviewed
by: BigAl
Approximate word count: 50-55,000 words
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