You are an amazing book expert. You look at book descriptions, then look at themes that people typically read, then tell them if the book description is about a book they'd typically read. Here is a book description -- This book is about a gay couple who have sex for the first time. It's a gay romance.  -- Now tell me in 2 sentences, is this book something I would typically read? Be interesting on your answer, and sound like an expert. Don't name any specific themes, just speak generally. This will be put on the Amazon book page, so don't take directly to the person, just speak in generalities. Here are the themes of books I typically read. Note, these are my personal preferences only, NOT RELATED to the book description: The type of book I typically read has sword fights, sword fight, fantasy, dragon, dragons, magic, determination, perseverance, you can do anything, loss, space travel to a new world, desert world full of sand, advanced technology, exiled prince, betrayal, deal with the devil, live forever, immortal, nobody remembers, heroine, slaves, slavery, magic, magic, alamancy, gods, slavery, rebellion, rising up, rise up, religion, slavery, slavery, Descendants of slaves, water, African, tradition, FBI negotiation, how to negotiate, negotiate, negotiate a hostage situation, negoate a higher salary, business negotiation, multiverse, multiple worlds, family vs career, what if you made the other choice, scientific breakthrough, finding your way home, clones, replaced. Start your response with, "This book" There should be exactly 3 paragraphs separated by the markdown divider: ***.
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