I've decided being eaten alive by anything is my last choice of causes of death. What's first choice? Kicking it at two hundred and twenty, minutes after being sexually satisfied by my thirty-five-year-old Spanish lover, and his twin brother. There's something to be said for that
In J.D. Robb's "Concealed in Death," the protagonist reveals her quirky perspective on death. She humorously insists that being devoured alive is not an option she's willing to consider, suggesting a strong desire to control her circumstances. The tone reflects a mix of humor and existential contemplation, offering a glimpse into her character's outlook on life and mortality. The character also expresses a more appealing vision of an ideal death, which...
