Suite Magazine

Suite Magazine serves as the one stop shopping place for all your visual and literary needs. With a little bit of spice on top, they serve up hot, male, cover models, articles that range from erotic to intellectual, and fun resources. This bevy of treats invites you to gorge repeatedly, at a great price, on the current issues as well as the past archived e-zines. Readers are given advice on everything from shopping for the latest products, recipes for seasonal meals, tips on seduction, and articles discussing current political events. Of course there are also steamy erotic stories, both personalized for Suite, as well as excerpts of published authors’ works. The only problem a reader will encounter is where to start.

I found Suite to be a great way to pass the time, with the most interesting articles being the interviews of the cover models, the coverage of a staff member, Cindy Walker’s journey to lose weight in the article, “A Better Me”, and the well-written featured articles. The featured articles spanned topics that analyzed the federal government’s legislation of No Child Left Behind, to the history and lore of Wicca. Readers can even find reviews of TV shows, novels, and movies.

I enjoyed the variety of the contributions, and I found myself, surprisingly, clicking on various advertising links to see where they led. Executive editor, Tamara McHatton, knows the needs and interests of her readers and she provides enough features to tempt you into trying something new. My main concern would be the font of the magazine. With dark writing on a fairly dark background, and an unchangeable small font size, I needed to take a break and come back to Suite after awhile. However once I returned, I was reminded why I enjoyed spending so much time there. The generous sneak peek privileges of non-subscribers ultimately serves as the best method of trying on Suite, however I encourage readers to subscribe to get the full effect of this erotic e-zine’s flavor.

Reviewed by: Jacque