Customer Reviews

Chocolate Flava: The Eroticanoir.com Anthology

5 star:		(8)
4 star:		(3)
3 star:		(5)
2 star:		(2)
1 star:		(1)

 

 

This book is very sexual. They give every little detail. I mean everything. From the beginning to the nut i mean end. LOL There is a little of everything. Girl and girl action and everything. After reading on story you will need to make a booty call or whatever. This book gets you hot. I request reading it to a spouse or lover or just somebody you can get it on with afterward. This book is off the chain.

You wont be able to get through the book in one setting with out making a call, a booty call. This book is hot!

Well I was hoping for this book to be even juicier than the two Sex Chronicle books. I can understand that different authors put their own stories in the book, but Zane should've just put her own stories and made it her third Sex Chronicle book.

This one was okay. I wasn't quite so captured by most of the stories by the no-namers, and yes, the erotic story lines took time to jump off in some of them. If Zane thought these were the best out of all the tales submitted to her, I guess the rest were absolute garbage. Zane's Flood stories at the end were a bore as was the story about the "treats"... Zane should have perhaps mentioned on the back cover of the book that some of the stories were about same ... sexual encounters since that is an entirely different type of flava...

Can you say turn up the heat? This anthology ranges from the tamest erotica to the most explicit, featuring twenty-four authors who have challenged the African-American sexual revolution to the fullest. There is something for everyone, as the passages focus on many different sexualities and situations.

Using a no-holds barred, in-your-face style, this can definitely be classified as "nasty". Without a doubt, there leaves little to the imagination. These authors have put together a package that captures the essence of what the true definition of 'getting busy' may actually be. Leaving plenty of room for questions, this anthology also provides some answers to things you may have always pondered, but never knew who to ask.

CHOCOLATE FLAVA is definitely on the freaky side, and is not for everyone; especially children. Also, if you're not into challenging your mind or crossing boundaries, this anthology is not for you. Some of the stories are subtle, and definitely more interesting than others, but for the most part - expect sex, sex and more sex. On the other hand, if you're one of those folks who love to live vicariously through others, this may be the book you've been waiting for.

Reviewed by T. Belinda Williams
of The RAWSISTAZ Reviewers

From the very beginning of this book, I was bored! Some of the stories took to long to get to the "erotic" part. And I know this type of book is suppose to be for the sexually liberated, but I wasn't feel "The Shower" story,I just can't get with the male on male stuff. I skipped around the book to see if maybe it was just the first story that was boring...wrong! Even though Zane's name is on this book and her books are usually really good, I wouldn't waste money on this.

Chocolate Flava, edited by Zane, is a collection of 25 erotic short storied from authors such as Victor DeVanardo, Eileen M. M. Johnson, Jonathan Luckett and of course Zane. This is a his-and-her collection of steamy stories that will provide both men and women a little erotic fantasy.

The stories in this book were of adult themes with sexual explicit episodes that could be disturbing to some readers. If homosexuality bothers you, Chocolate Flava is not the book for you. There are heterosexual encounters and depictions of male/male and female/female homosexual encounters as well. In addition to the same sex issues, the stories contained twosomes, threesomes and all out-group sex. In some cases there were so many people having sex that if proved difficult to keep up with whom is having sex with whom.

One of my favorites is "Selena the Sexual Healer" by Victor DeVanardo. The main charter is Selena, who has mastered the art of sex through her sexual research of cathouses of Havana, Japanese geishas and phone sex magicians. Selena was hired to prevent William G. Gaddys an anti-porn crusader from addressing the Congressional Committee on Regulation of Adult Entertainment. Selena, the high priestess of sex succeeds and has William raising money as a stripper for the Society for Sexual Liberation and Freedom and the Home for Retired Exotic Dancers.

While the homosexual encounters were not to my liking, the reviewer enjoyed the book for what it was: a collection of sizzling, hot, and steamy, sexually explicit encounters, with no real story lines. So if you are looking for stories where the characters seek their pleasure at ultimate limits, this is the book for you. So be warned and read at your own risk.

...cause this is garbage! Zane had me hyped after reading her introduction of this book. She claims she is immune to erotic literature because she writes it and she was compelled to put this piece together because it turned her on. From the reviews before me, many seem to think this is an excellent book. If the remaining stories after the first two stories are excellent, I'll never know.

I thought this book sucked!! Please I wouldn't allow anyone of my friends to purchase this book because I did and I thought it was a mistake. I absoutley love ZANE but I really hated this book she really diasppinted me with this book she was trying to hard to make become something it is not I only love 1 story out of that book and that was it that's pretty sad coming from ZANE.

this book was really hard my soul stirred! This book brought out points in common relationship that no one dare to discuss.
it hints on sexual escapades as well as the most indepth fantasies one can imagine having.

got me started! can't put it down sometimes!