This is not a test.  Had this been a test, you wouldn’t be waiting patiently (or not) for this fantabulous review I just received.  Normally, I don’t scream from the rooftops about reviews, but this one just rocked my sox a little too hard.  Or maybe, just hard enough.

From:  http://www.bfdblog.com/2008/05/06/erotic-book-review

This site is a FA (fat activism/body positive) blog I found about a month ago and fell in love.  Fluffy chicks who are proud!  Woot!  That is MY place to BE!  I started chatting with Mo Pie and she asked for permission to offer up one of my books for review to her readers.  I was all “hells yeah!” 

And here are a few snippets of the review that has me partying like it’s 1999:

Readers might find the relationship arc both gratifying and recognizable as Ginny initially shys away from Mattias in embarrassment about unshaven legs and in doubt that he’d be interested in a body like her own: a fat body. While insistent on being loved as she is (on revealing her naked body to her lover, she says, “This is me. Get a good look. I won’t have you telling me to lose thirty pounds in two months. . .”), she had struggled with fear about how the man of her dreams will respond to her body. Any reader who’s wondered something similar will know how gratifying it is when he responds with a full panoply of erotic moves and a resounding assurance that her body, exactly as it is, is exactly what he wants. The romance is sweet and human, and Ginny’s quirks as well as her doubts serve to make it real.

AND

If you’re looking for some good, clean fun – stay away from the erotic shelves. If you’re looking for some good, sexy fun involving a delightful fat woman and a man who both loves her and aims to please, this is a great choice.

The reviewer also mentioned that my fluffy lovin’ needs a bit of work and Mr. Kyle has already offered his services. 

Ce