If you're a person who wholeheartedly objects to the wholesale sexual exploitation of women, you will really despise the author of this book half-way into it.
If you're a person who believes that women should empower themselves against such exploitation, you will have nothing but contempt for most of the women portrayed in this book.
Whether you fall into either, both or neither of the above categories, you will continue to turn the pages of this book until the last, eager to know what happens to all of these people. The stories will pull you in, in spite of your value judgement. That pull is the power of good storytelling.
The main issue I had with this book had is an editorial one. There were two chapters that I thought were too long where others could have been expanded on more. However, this is an issue that can be ironed out with revision. A good first attempt.