Books
May, 2003
Robert Stone's Bay of Souls (Houghton Mifflin) shows the author in a stylistic languor as narcotic as the Caribbean island on which the story takes place. A college professor is content with his sedate family life until a kinky co-worker arrives on campus. They decide to meet on her native island for a week of S&M, but before he can unpack the whips, she reveals the real reason for the trip: She intends to reclaim her soul from a voodoo priestess. Oh, she needs a small favor, too. Before he arri...
