Hotel Orient (German Edition) Review

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(More customer reviews)This book is a wonderful made and printed edition. It is the kind of coffee table beauty you just want to have.
It comes in a black box, has a cut out window in the front, so you can see the cover of the book. It looks very elegant and it is fun to go through it side by side.
It shows 125 beautiful photographs in color and black and white.
Hotel Orient
The scenery is an establishment in which rooms are being rented out by the our. In the shadows of the public these role players experiment with different identities and hidden characteristics that do not respect the typical form of role behaviour. Men and women visit the "Hotel Orient" to show Silvie Blum's camera, who is in fact the protagonist herself, their most secret desires and erotic fantasies. The Hotel is located in Vienna and invites with it's style in private saloons of the past turning century, in which slaves of passion were used to satisfy their desires. All along they were risking scandals reaching the edge of legality. Let yourself be inspired by passionate intense visions and submerge yourself into sex and sensibility.
The female photographer Sylvie Blum is a true master in her field. Her sensual erotic pictures from a female perspective are inviting to a pleasure journey.
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The semipublic character of a hotel fascinates all those that experiment with different identities, celebrate the hidden facets of their self, or want to flee from accepted role models-especially if the hotel in question is an establishment that rents its rooms by the hour. Such a place is at the center of this exclusive production by 6 x 6.com about the Hotel Orient. The hotel is situated in Vienna and its furnishing and ambiance will meet the highest requirements when it comes to the staging of erotic fantasies. The hotel seduces with an atmosphere reminiscent of the style of the private salons at the turn of the century, in which anonymous lascivious men, always afraid of a scandal, pursued their sexual fulfillment. The last Austrian emperor is said to have been on of the guests of the hotel. In 2002, the book project Hotel Orient unites men and women who want to disclose their erotic dreams and wishes in front the camera of photographer Sylvie Blum, herself one of the protagonists. Let yourself be inspired by expertly staged pictures from a world of sensual dreams and by passionately lived fantasies.

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Bad Girls Hotel Review

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(More customer reviews)The book is not too large nor too small. I would say it has almost the perfect size. Women's completely unusual with many tattoos, piercings, crazy hair and extreme makeup. Bodys for all tastes, from skinny to lush voluptuous curves. Each model was photographed in a different room and each room has its own soul with stunning decor and colors. Better models photographed: Gizel in room A9 and C11, Persephone in room C15, Brittany in room C9 (the spectacular blonde on the cover), Gizel and Sunny in room C9 and finally the spectacular porn star Janine Lindemulder. An excellent photographic work with "bad" girls compiled in a remarkable book.

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Is this erotic art, a social statement, or is it just pornography' As a documentation of the wilder side of New York City in the 21st century, Coulter's models are certainly girls on the edge, with tattoos, piercings and dyed hair. They are dancers, escorts, waitresses, and an occasional medical student. But for some reason, they are all drawn to showing off their bodies in ways that reveal not just their private parts, but also reveal their characters and a sense of rebellion. Done in the course of a year at the notorious Carlton Arms Hotel on 25th street, where nobody in their right mind would ever stay, these are strange photos.

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Hotel South Dakota (Tory Bauer Mystery) Review

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(More customer reviews)The folks in Delphi South Dakota are planning a big high school reunion and reminiscing about the past. One of the things they are remembering is the death of Butchie Pendergast in 1969 at a kegger party by the river following the Homecoming celebrations. At the time, it was assumed to be a drowning accident. But was it? Twenty years later history seems to be repeating itself and Tory Bauer wants to know the truth. Along with a good mystery, told with humor and suspense, there are some good life lessons served up in this one. I've read three Tory Bauer mysteries now, and every one of them is a winner.

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"In 1969, I, Tory Bauer, was a high school sophomore. For me, a Life and Death issue involved finding a date for Homecoming. The only thing I had in common with the rest of my generation was the notion that love was all we'd need and an unshakable confidence in our own immortality.""Unfortunately we were wrong on both counts.""It took a couple of decades, a few tragedies and betrayals, and a windy afternoon standing along the bank of the James River looking down at a dead body in the water for me to realize that the past has a long reach.""And that high school lasts forever.""In 1969, I, Tory Bauer, was a high school sophomore. For me, a Life and Death issue involved finding a date for Homecoming. The only thing I had in common with the rest of my generation was the notion that love was all we'd need and an unshakable confidence in our own immortality.""Unfortunately we were wrong on both counts.""It took a couple of decades, a few tragedies and betrayals, and a windy afternoon standing along the bank of the James River looking down at a dead body in the water for me to realize that the past has a long reach.""And that high school lasts forever."

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