Mary Ramsey
Kindle Edition | Pages: 202 pages Rating: 4.45 | 639 Users | 6 Reviews
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| Title | : | Mystical Trash |
| Author | : | Mary Ramsey |
| Book Format | : | Kindle Edition |
| Book Edition | : | First Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 202 pages |
| Published | : | December 12th 2019 by Diamond Life Presents |
| Categories | : | Books. Free Books |
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Sunny Foster waited her entire life to leave her truck stop home town of Beloit Wisconsin. Her eighteen years had been nothing but pain and heartache, from the mysterious disappearance of her father to the fact that her first boyfriend left her for a world of drugs and addiction. And her mother, a high-school teacher, was in legal trouble for dating a nineteen-year old student. Out of the wreckage of Sunny's life comes a way of hope in the form of Jahil, a Mexican immigrant, with a tragic past. Jahil has seen more of the world then Sunny could ever dream of, but there's a reason for that.When Sunny's mother goes missing the week of Christmas, the sheltered Midwestern girl must team with a modern-day rogue's gallery of punks, freaks, angels, demons and one Aztec demi-god, in a sexy, erotic, adventure down the rabbit hole of the Midwest.
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Boy, talk about a mixed bag. This book, which I think is self-published on Amazon starts off, well, badly. It's full of the kinds of typos spell check doesn't catch, "Planet" for "plant", etc. The author uses the expression per se too often, and doesn't seem to know it's Latin, because she spells it "per say". It's full of inexplicable actions by the characters, and the "heroes" kill people, usually policemen, with giddy abandon. These murders are barely described. There's a lot of weirdI found Mystical Trash to be an interesting and easy to follow read, it read at a good pace for me, not too fast. The book is full of mystic fantasy and it kept me interested throughout. It was recommended to me by a family member who said she had really enjoyed reading it. I do however recommend reading the first book in the series "Book Of Leo" to get full enjoyment as this title kind of picks up where the last one left off.I would recommend this book to anyone who loves reading mystical
Mystical Trash by Mary Ramsay is the kind of kinky book that you will either love or hate. Full of explicit sex scenes, the total absence of any morality, this book is not for the faint of heart. Sunny is the main character, lives with her mom who is a teacher, and has a pretty rough life. Her mom continually engages in inappropriate behavior with her students, eventually ends up in trouble, and is basically a horrible role model. There is some mysticism thrown into this mix that does provide
Ramsey's latest erotic paranormal picks up Sunny Fosters life, where The Book of Leo left it off. Sunny, the young high school senior, is trying to deal with the insurmountable feeling of inadequacy after her first boyfriend left her for a world of drugs and addiction. Her fathers untimely death and her mothers sexual exploits involving teenage high school students add more to her pain. When she meets Jahil, a Mexican immigrant with a tragic past, she feels she has finally found her soul mate.
Mystical Trash by Mary Ramsey is about a high school student, Sunny, who has to put up with her mother's provocative behavior at her school. Elena is a biology teacher that really enjoys the guys in her classes. Sunny has to help her mother out of sticky situation, and then finds they have her mom's current boyfriend and his father living in her home. When her mom disappears, Sunny finds life slumps to a whole new level.Mary Ramsey adds much risqué in her erotic novel, Mystical Trash. With a
Ramsey's latest erotic paranormal picks up Sunny Fosters life, where The Book of Leo left it off. Sunny, the young high school senior, is trying to deal with the insurmountable feeling of inadequacy after her first boyfriend left her for a world of drugs and addiction. Her fathers untimely death and her mothers sexual exploits involving teenage high school students add more to her pain. When she meets Jahil, a Mexican immigrant with a tragic past, she feels she has finally found her soul mate.
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