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I just discovered this and it is so frustrating...
I went to the Men's Adventure category at Amazon to see how far down on the list I was, after the kind of books I like to read, like Warren Murphy's "The Destroyer" series, for example.
I sorted by lowest price first... and was shocked at the findings.
Part One: 25 Horny & Slutty Girls in 30 Days - Erotic Dating Sex Stories (Jake's Hot Stories) by K.A. Jones
IN SEARCH OF. . . ( An Homage to and Love Story set in Key West) by Wil Adams
Saludos! Roman (German Edition) by Alexandru Ecovoiu and Radu Barbulescu
Created, The Destroyer (The Destroyer #1) by Richard Sapir and Warren Murphy
The fourth one on the list actually is Men's Adventure. While the others may have men going on adventures, it's not the same. And if you keep scrolling, there's a horrifying quantity of erotica and gay erotica titles listed... all under the Men's Adventure category. I can't even keep clicking to see how far down my Horror/Men's Adeventure book is.
Is there any hope Amazon will one day police the categories?
I went to the Men's Adventure category at Amazon to see how far down on the list I was, after the kind of books I like to read, like Warren Murphy's "The Destroyer" series, for example.
I sorted by lowest price first... and was shocked at the findings.
Part One: 25 Horny & Slutty Girls in 30 Days - Erotic Dating Sex Stories (Jake's Hot Stories) by K.A. Jones
IN SEARCH OF. . . ( An Homage to and Love Story set in Key West) by Wil Adams
Saludos! Roman (German Edition) by Alexandru Ecovoiu and Radu Barbulescu
Created, The Destroyer (The Destroyer #1) by Richard Sapir and Warren Murphy
The fourth one on the list actually is Men's Adventure. While the others may have men going on adventures, it's not the same. And if you keep scrolling, there's a horrifying quantity of erotica and gay erotica titles listed... all under the Men's Adventure category. I can't even keep clicking to see how far down my Horror/Men's Adeventure book is.
Is there any hope Amazon will one day police the categories?