Official Review: The Power Experiment

kimmyschemy06 · Post by **kimmyschemy06** » 06 Aug 2017, 09:13

[Following is an official OnlineBookClub.org review of "The Power Experiment" by Stephen A. Dimery B.Sc..]

3 out of 4 stars

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The Power Experiment: An Original Sex-Fantasy Engineering Project and a Philosophy of Heterosexual Interaction Designed by The Rock Hard Dinosaur Killer is a research on adult physical relationship by Stephen A. Dimery, B. Sc..

The book features various sexual fantasies to help loving couples improve their relationship through sexual activities. It includes definition of terms, a chart of ‘The Sex Deity Club’ which presents one resident male deity (Rock Hard Dinosaur Killer), ten resident female deities and thirty two party female guests. It also includes a list of stereotype character classification and sample profiles.

The book discusses mental tools including engineering, sexuality, power and love as well as three sexuality options and several types of belief machines (Male Sex-Lovers’ Belief Machines and Female Sex-Lovers’ Belief Machines as perceived by The Rock Hard Dinosaur Killer). Moreover, the author includes a relatively long list of women’s comments that The Rock Hard Dinosaur likes to hear, comments which, presumably, turn the lovers on.

This is, basically, a very interesting book with two different writing styles. Though most part of the book is written in academic manner, the most important components, the sexual fantasies, are written in explicit and titillating language, and besides a few noticeable errors (like ‘to chose’ instead of ‘to choose’ and ‘when you’re lover’ instead of ‘when your lover’) the book is, generally, well-written. It is sensual, which serves the purpose of the book, fun, amusing, entertaining and, probably in some cases, enlightening.

However, I have some issues regarding the entire book. First, there is an overwhelming number of terms being defined which I find unnecessary like the definitions of lifestyle or religion. Second, it is not clear to me if the members of The Sex-Deity Club are real persons and if they really performed any kind of experiment pertinent to the creation of the book. Third, I don’t understand the purpose of including sample profiles which occupy several pages of the book. Moreover, there are subtopics that are difficult to place with regards to their significance to the book like the Solutions because they seem to be just like the Belief Machines. The same goes with the Final Clue. Fourth, I am under the impression that this is a research paper (experiment) so I am expecting some references in the form of web links or printed materials to back up some claims and conclusions. The lack of references makes the book sound too subjective. Fifth, I find a few parts of the book to be irrelevant like the songs, poems and joke. Finally, moralists may find this book unorthodox and, somehow, perverted.

I, therefore, rate this book 3 out of 4 stars. It is interesting, entertaining and enlightening. I recommend it to couples who want to experience new sexual adventures which may help strengthen their relationships. However, this book is strictly for matured readers only because some scenes and languages are not suitable for young readers. Moreover, warnings from the author are better be heeded by readers who may be interested to try the techniques discussed in the book.

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Post by **kandscreeley** » 14 Aug 2017, 14:32

This sounds a little odd to me. Not my type of book. I'm glad you found something to like about it. Thanks for a good review.

Aarush Kumar · Post by **Aarush Kumar** » 15 Aug 2017, 04:10

Great review... I might read this one... I guess I'll add it to my To-Read list for now...

MrsCatInTheHat · Post by **MrsCatInTheHat** » 15 Aug 2017, 08:50

I'm thinking this book is under the wrong category. Unless "Romance and Erotica" includes non-fiction? I was expecting something completely different when I opened the review; definitely not my cup of tea but hopefully some will find it helpful.

Cyril Stephano Lissu · Post by **Cyril Stephano Lissu** » 16 Aug 2017, 10:28

It is kind of amused review which conquered my desire to read the book!

Thanks!

The Researcher · Post by **The Researcher** » 19 Aug 2017, 04:44

Nice review! The books sounds very peculiar and different. I don't think this is the book for me.

Gingerbo0ks · Post by **Gingerbo0ks** » 11 Sep 2017, 11:24

I find this book a little odd, a bit weird, not what I expected when I saw the title. It's a very good, detailed review though.

charlesjr2 · Post by **charlesjr2** » 14 Sep 2017, 00:16

Definitely not the type of book I will sit down to read. But am sure that there are people that will find this book helpful and fun. Thanks for the review.