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Title	:	Nira/Sussa (Nira/Sussa #1)
Author	:	Julian Darius
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 336 pages
Published	:	June 1st 2012 by Martian Lit
Categories	:	Adult Fiction. Erotica. BDSM. Dark. Fiction. Horror. Literary Fiction

Nira/Sussa (Nira/Sussa #1)

Julian Darius

Paperback | Pages: 336 pages

Rating: 3.76 | 108 Users | 20 Reviews

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He's a tenured creative writing professor. A well-respected novelist. And a recovering sadistic pervert with a penchant for young girls. His name is Julian Darius, which by great coincidence just happens to be the name of this novel's author. She's a teenage groupie who insists he buy her a collar before they have sex. She seems to know his desires better than he does. And she wants to fulfill them - even ones he claims not to have. The result is a strange love story that explores how far we'd really go, given the opportunity... and whether men and women could truly live together, if they were completely honest about their desires. This erotic and violent novel, criticized as pornographic, is nonetheless supremely literary and won its author a Ph.D. in English. WARNING: SEXUAL CONTENT, VIOLENCE, TRANSGRESSIVE THEMES, INTELLIGENCE. From Martian Lit. More info at http: //martianlit.com

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Original Title:	Nira/Sussa
ISBN:	0615630995 (ISBN13: 9780615630991)
Edition Language:	English URL http://www.martianlit.com/books/2/nira-sussa/
Series:	Nira/Sussa #1
Characters:	Nonette, Julian Darius, Laura Martins, Anne Peebles, Marilyn Roberts, Arthur Schwartzman
Setting:	Wisconsin(United States)

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Disturbing. Beautiful. Scary. Gorgeous. Sickening. My emotions were all over the place while reading this. It's a book that made me think. A lot. And I will never forget it.

One of the best written novels i've ever read. Haunting.

Now...I won't lie.. it took me about 3 days to grind through the first hundred pages or so.. The part titled "Nira".. It took me three hours to pound out the last couple hundred pagesI have just freshly finished reading the book and should probably have waited a day before writing this review, but here I am.I think that Julian Darius managed to put something together that delves beyond BDSM/pornography. I believe that Julian has put together a philosophy book that challenges our deepest carnal

If you look this book up on GoodReads, it is classified 3 ways - Literary Fiction, Horror, and Erotica | BDSM. Since it falls into such diverse categories, I am going to write 3 reviews. And if you are eager to read this and want to know nothing going in, you probably want to stop reading now.Literary FictionYou have to give the author credit. I would never have thought of combining Lolita with X-Men: The Dark Phoenix Saga. For the most part, he pulled it off.The first 4 chapters are virtually

Well...um...yeah. There's not much to say after you've read a book that kinda totally blows your mind. It's raw, honest, graphic, and more than a little creepy in it's insight. That said, there are a significant amount of typos that really cut into the enjoyability of the book. After a good editor review, this could go quite far...blows 50 shades out of the water with it's depth and detail.

What to say about this book....This book is excellent, disturbing, thought provoking and interesting. I wanted to be mad at the writer for writing what he wrote, I kept thinking this man has to be put in jail and what was he thinking! This took 50 Shades of Grey to a whole new level. An author and professor has a 17 year old girl write him a note during one of his book signing tours and follows her to her hotel room knowing she is 17 and while there receives sexual favors. He leaves this hotel

Read David Kassin's review. It is far more eloquent than I ever could be. My own thoughts are that I wish I could wash my eyes out with soap and water to erase what I just read. Why did I just put myself through it? It was not an easy read in either subject or prose. I just didn't think it could get any worse. It did. Damn me for not being able to leave a book unfinished. This book will teach me to put one down when my stomach starts to churn. Now...it might take a couple dozen Harlequin