R. Kruse's First Book “The Worst Was Fantastic” is a Spine Tingling Work That Grabs Hold of the Reader With its Intricate Plot Line and Demands to be Read

R. Kruse, a new writer from Cincinnati, Ohio, has completed his first book "The Worst Was Fantastic": a gripping and engrossing work of modern romantic fiction that transports the reader into a vivid environment of themes and characters.

Published by New York City-based Page Publishing, R. Kruse's poignant tale is a vibrantly crafted work that flows beautifully through the mind and heart and is a vivid window into the pain which the human soul can endure and triumph over.

This erotic novel follows the story of the protagonist and his sexual exploits starting when he was devirginized by his twenty-six-year-old neighbor, Beth, at the age of fifteen during one Fourth of July encounter when he "innocently" helped her apply lotion while she was sunning, until they both grow to a ripe old age. In between are his affairs and sexual encounters with different women: Lea, Ann, Carol, and Patty; as well as his experiences working in a factory, enlisting in the Air Force, and carving out a successful professional career for himself. And of course, a certain kinky plan to build a love nest complete with overhead mirrors and even an ingenious seven-foot-square pillow that is aimed at improving sexual pleasure.

But perhaps more importantly, this is a coming-of-age story that deals with discovery, gain, loss, pain, and pleasure, a tale-perhaps cautionary-of how lost innocence can give way to true lust, and eventually true love.

Readers who wish to experience this steamy work can purchase "The Worst Was Fantastic" at bookstores everywhere, or online at the Apple iTunes store, Amazon, Google Play or Barnes and Noble.

For additional information or media inquiries, contact Page Publishing at 866-315-2708.

About Page Publishing

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