A Girl Walks Into a Bar: Your Fantasy, Your Rules (Your Fantasy, Your Rules, 1)

This was a novel concept - a book where the reader is the protagonist and can choose from several options how their story will unfold. I wasn't too sure how it would work but decided to give it a try out of curiosity.Unfortunately I was reading it on an early model Kindle which doesn't have page numbers but just marks percentage of progress through the book. This meant that at all the 'if you're going to do A go to page 28, if you're going to do B go to page 50' instructions I had to click forward page by page, sometimes maybe a hundred or so pages. I soon got fed up and just read it straight, ignoring all options and just going with everything. And then I gave up.As I say it was an interesting idea and I might buy the book as a paperback. It would be good value that way because you could read it more than once choosing different options each time and have four books for the price of one - though I was starting to wonder if all choices would eventually lead to one conclusion. Maybe not - and even if it did you could have a lot of fun with the book while getting there.However unless you have a Kindle Paperwhite which now has page numbers I wouldn't recommend it for Kindle.

This book is truly amazing! This is the first/only book of this type that I have read so far (I plan to read more).It is an ebook in which when a part of the story ends the reader is given the choice of which way the plot is to proceed.I wish that more books of this type were published.If you don't want to read erotica you might not want to read this book, but I hope that you try it just for the fun of the structure of the book.

This was great fun and juicy , sexy writing! Clever construction with all the options - must say I got a bit lost at times but that was part of the fun! Heard Helen Moffat speak here in Cape Town and it seems they had such a good time doing it - a really fruitful and exciting team of women, able to contribute and share without it seems undue competition or pushiness, recognising each others' skill and talents.

I really enjoyed this. My one critique is that although the reader can easily put herself in the story regardless of race , I didn't find enough racial diversity amongst male characters. Although it seems that the authors attempted to keep characters race-neutral, making race invisible typically references whiteness as it is the only racial identity which can be overlooked. Otherwise this was an enjoyable read!

Love the style of this book way to short. Wish there was more to it. You'll be surprised it's super cool

The writing was pretty bad. Bought this for vacation and could get through it.

This is a brilliant 3 in 1 read and fantastic for the beach and relaxed reading at home. Really looking forward to their next book.

I enjoyed this read, but the one thing that I found myself "yelling" at the book more times than should have happened was something to the effect of "either don't give me the choice, or let me have the choice, dammit!"There were several instances where you were given a choice, but only one choice wound up being an allowed choice - any other selection took you to a passage that basically said that you decided against that selection and directed you to the "correct" choice. Seriously, if only one choice is going to be allowed, then don't make it a choice! (I could see this if it were something like you tried to go to a business but it turned out that the business was closed - that wasn't the case, though, it was just more of a "what were you thinking, no way, gotta do this instead" sort of thing, which m made it feel like it wasn't really allowing you to CHOOSE.)

I bought this after it was reviewed in Psychologies. It's ok. It is erotic and fun but a tad frustrating, once you have made your choices and completed one scenario you have to go back to the beginning and it get frustrating to read the same standard sections over and over again before you can chose different scenarios.

Fun to read. Only thing I'd like is a few more options but I know that writing such a book is hard enough. I'll be on the lookout for the others in the series.

It's has an interesting edge to it with a fun twist to it as well. don't know how realistic it is though.