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Bruised Fruit
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Bruised Fruit

"Meet Jeremy Spiers"
Amos Lassen

I must admit that Robin Anderson’s books have become a guilty pleasure for me and I am fortunate that he
keeps supplying me with reading material. I have already lost count but I know that I have five more reviews
of his new writings ready to go.

"Bruised Fruit" will keep you reading and laughing and the character of Jeremy Spiers is unforgettable.
As a child he was precocious and obnoxious, doing things like frying his pet mice and boiling his sister’s
goldfish. Now that he has grown up to be an elegant and sophisticated man, he feels that his future will
lead him to great things but with amusements that are quite sinister. He is a flirt and he is a king (or better
put, a "queen" maker) and he managed to guide the career of Franchot "Tone" Seaton, a black artist who
has been internationally hailed. Spiers used an undertaker’s digs to create the successful Spiers-Seaton
Fine Arts. Tone’s uncle adds to the story by leading us to places most would not dare to go and Howie,
a no-goodnik, and art critic, Giles and things just go crazy.

However, come hell or high water, Spiers is ambitious and nothing can stop him. He is determined for success and uses whatever it takes to become the man that he feels he is destined to become. However, this cannot be achieved with a good bit of terror and a lot of comedy for the reader. I do not think we have ever had a character like him and I doubt we shall see another.

Anderson’s forte is building characters and each of his books has at least one, if not more, unforgettable one. His writing is smooth and he has a knack for the language (maybe because he is British) and he is a master storyteller. I am glad to say that this book is available here in America which is great for us because many of his others are not. We can only hope that they all will reach American shores soon. Anderson is quite prolific and his books keep coming but it is a pity that we do not yet have all of them here.

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Sally Farmiloe-Neville - Hot Gossip

BonkBuster Master Extraordinaire ROBIN ANDERSON has 2 naughty new novels out (published by NAZCA PLAINS CORP / USA) in his inimitable sexy style and I don't know which one is the more outrageous!

BRUISED FRUIT is the cautionary tale of the sophisticated but sadistic socialite Jeremy and his arty set of painters, critics and a cross dressing uncle. Jeremy glides effortlessly through the art world but will his sordid past catch up with him?

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MARK - London - Jan 2012

Although still quite young and gorgeous I gave up on dirty, squishy sex over ten years' ago, but have happily bruised my fruit repeatedly while reading your outrageous tales.

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