5.0 out of 5 stars Excellent book, December 29, 2007
Good read. Well written, entertaining, erotic. Kept my interest, which says a lot with all the crap out there. Would definitely recommend this book.
4.0 out of 5 stars Kudos for Robert Birch's Sexy Suspense Novel !!, June 10, 2003
Finally here: A can't-put-down who-done-it thriller that is filled with graphic "sizzling hot" images, credible lifelike situations, and interesting characters described in realistic case-study features, which creates captivating introductions as the story unfolds.
The author, Robert Birch, is a psychologist and marital/sex therapist, yet he smoothly combines his professional talent with his gift of storytelling in this racy first full-length novel. The reader becomes intimately acquainted with each character, perhaps due to Birch's case-study style of introductions (which is always an interesting read; right?) -- although just when you think you know all the juicy (and sexy!) details on everyone, Wham!! The culprit of the crime is a definite surprise...which is what a successful mystery is all about.
Fellow readers: sit tight, fasten your seatbelts, and pay attention...this is a fun ride! Highly recommended -- but also not for the squeamish: Robert Birch utilizes his knowledge as a sex therapist throughout the book and few people will walk away from this read without learning a thing or two...or three. Fun, fun, fun!!
Mr. Robert Birch, do we get an encore?
4.0 out of 5 stars Fun, dirty and absorbing, June 10, 2003
In "Settling the Score," author Birch does a nice job of weaving erotic fiction with a complex and tightly-knit murder mystery plot. In too many erotic novels, the sex is gratuitous and the plot merely a lame excuse for the sex scenes. In "Settling the Score," though, Birch, a sex therapist, not only has his characters linked by their varied and realistic past and present sexual liasions, but explores the way that each character's sexuality became what it and relates that to each character's overall personality and actions in the novel. The sex is organic to the action.
I liked the variety of the sex scenes and his ability to sensitively portray, among others, the shy, the repressed, those looking for love, the twisted and all sorts of real human types.
5.0 out of 5 stars Settling the Score, July 22, 2002
A compelling and sexually provocative mystery as told by a cast of substantive characters. The author has skillfully infused this fictional tale with humor and intrigue, all the while providing us with real insight into human/sexual nature that this reader has found extremely fascinating, and helpful.
Don't Pass It Up!
A www.fuckfish.com review March 7, 2004
With characters and the foundations for a plot firmly in place, Birch puts together a creditable murder mystery, heavily laced with some seriously good sex.With such an investment in character and plot, Birch gives the sex a significance and interest that few erotic books achieve. Everyone is screwing someone else, there are bizarre overlaps, forgotten conincidences, and some serious motives for revenge. The sex scenes throughout the book never become tediuos, not only because of the variety of characters partaking, but because they advance the plot.
LIBIDO:The Journal of Sex and Sensibility June 2003
Birch's novel is a fun romp and bound to pick up the spirits of bored plane and train commuters.
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