Spoiler alert

Line-art illustration of Sofia riding a horse, cover art for the comic novel Sophia of Viagra by Marshall McArthur

There is one more sample available. However, this page is to offer you a spoiler alert. If you are considering reading the entire novel in chronological order, then do not go to the link below, Clicking the link will take you to a significant section of the novel near the end of the book.

If you don’t plan reading the entire novel. which is available for pennies on Kindle, then you might as well read the spoiler. The spoiler can stand as an independent short story. In the author’s opinion, skipping ahead towards the end would not actually ruin the story, but it could change the reading experience; basically knowing what’s going to happen. So the choice is yours. If you don’t mind looking ahead without having read the first part of the novel, please click the spoiler button below. If you don’t like spoilers, don’t click it.

Please also know that the spoiler is not included in the navigation menu.

Finally, the spoiler section is not the end of the novel, even though it contains an Editor’s note which offers a “conclusion.”To reiterate, if you want to read the whole thing in chronological order, please navigate to Amazon to find the book in its entirety. But if you think you’ve read enough on this website snf just want to read one more interesting section, then click the spoiler button.

Finally, not included in this website sample are interviews with four of the local people of Three Egg, Georgia. One of the interviews is intended to give the mindset of an 18-year-old girl who goes off to college and pretty quickly falls off the sexual wagon. That’s kind of a tease for you to get the book from Amazon. Her interview is not dirty per se, but includes a lot of sexual details which are intended to explain her frame of mind. It occurred to me as I was writing the novel that such an experience is probably not uncommon every year at colleges across the country. So I decided I wanted to see if I could write about it in a way acceptable to women who like to read romance novels. Or find out if I am just a faker.

The end.
Marshall McArthur

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