The Diary of Molly Fredrickson: Peanut Butter, Vol. 2 Paperback – December 1, 2003

I'm not much for mature books like this after giving this a couple of read and thinking over it. The story was just as good and the first, the art was a lot better. They continue to write most of the story in blocks which now I'm used to so I don't have much of a problem with, if your just readying this for the first time, ready it over a couple of time before making an harsh judgment on this book. The art was great really got me going. For the most part this was a great read that both my gf and I.

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The book and artwork where okay. To much space was wasted on the story lines. But the most definite waste, was the ending of the chapters. Each chapter was full of the usual sex, which was good. But just when the story is about to take a very interesting twist. The chapter ends. I am so mad and dissapointed. For example when one of the guys, has to use the bathroom, and Molly asks if she can help. I am wondering what next. Some watersports, OH YEA. That idiot, end the chapter. Or when the woman comes into the bedroom dressed as a dominatrix, once again the jerk ends the chapter. I guess he is good at thinking of the idea. He just can't finish them. I was dissapointed in the book. I feel so ripped off.

I read Vol. 4 before I read Vol. 2 (not that it matters with this series) and you can tell the maturity in the artwork between the two. Makes sense, because it looks like there was about a seven year span between the volumes. Of course no one, including me, is looking at the artwork like it's some DaVinci or Picasso anyway. Despite that, this one was just as graphic, just as sexual, just as erotic, just as satisfying, just as "OMG"!! as her cousin. Mr. Clarke draws like most guys think. Outrageously hot women who are willing and (more importantly) ABLE to do anything sexual for no other reasons that "why not"? Nothing is out of bounds, the word "no" is nonexistent, and sharing partners is not only encouraged but required.Yes, there is text in this one as well but it's there I guess because it has to be. The erotic artwork overshadows anything the characters have to say, and just as well. If I've got some voluptuous Amazon goddess standing in front of me, shaved down with less hair than bowling ball, I could care less about what she has to say on... well... just about anything. The text is good for a bit so you can follow the story if you want, but why would you want? :-) Cornnell puts more than enough art eye candy in to satisfy. Now... maybe I should start with Vol. 1?

Not Bad, but not as good as the first one. While the art is good, I found the story less readable than Volume 1.

A great series. I have all of these so far. The art is great, the story is quick to get into the action. Totally uncensored.

Volume 1 was good but this one just headed ran out of ideas.