A Nude to a Kill by Cassie Caine

A Nude to a Kill by Cassie Caine

My rating: 3 of 5 stars


There's an episode of Seinfeld that includes Seinfeld having a girlfriend who is some form of nudist. Every time they are alone together, she strips off. Wanders nudely. She's not doing that for erotic/sex/or similar reasons. She's doing it because she doesn't like clothing (more or less). Seinfeld is initially pleased by this development until he realizes that there are just some angles that a body can be in that should not be seen while that body is naked. Where-upon he tries his best to get her to wear clothing - it just isn't 'interesting' for him any longer.

Unfortunately, this specific story follows a somewhat similar path in desire in me to 'see' the naked person. The story was just not as interesting as other stories I've read by this author.

There's a professional model - she's been hired to wander a wildnerness area while a photography class takes pictures of her. It's the first time she's done a nude shoot so she's nervous about that. But . . . you know the time she first strips off? She's more thinking of the creepy teacher who had sexually harassed her the night before and is still giving off bad vibes. Creepy. There's nothing erotic/sexy/exciting, to me personally, to sexual harassment.

I don't know. Too many people. Too many points of view. And before we even got the the crazed crossbow hunter, I'd been thinking that there was nothing erotic about this story. Then that person appeared and . . .. mmphs.

Unfortunate.

Rating: 2.7

February 24 2018



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