In a world of Internet porn, sexting, texting, and digital flirting-can real sex be too good? Juliette Bresson wont wait around for the man of her dreams. Thats because the heroine of Hyperpersonal/Hypersexual, knows that fantasies hardly ever manifest the way we intend. Instead, Juliette-an energetic university instructor and savvy political consultant-imagines her men exactly how she wants them, and she forgoes real sex altogether. But eventually starved for tangible love and romantic excitement, Juliette replies to a string of anonymous yet provocative emails and instant messages she receives in response to an Internet forum post. She suddenly finds herself the recipient of a barrage of oversexed texts, salacious instant messages and requests for a face-to-face meeting. Finally, after a tantalising sexual encounter with her digital admirer, Juliette begins to think that real sex can be too good. Now afraid of ruining her reputation, losing her job and her focus-or worse-Juliette must decide whether to give herself permission to love a lying man, a man who can fulfil her every sexual fantasy-or reject him altogether and cling to dreams that seem perfect but are really only mediocre, at best. Reader Advisory: This book contains titillating scenes of high-tech masturbation, Internet sex, and some explosive in-person sexual encounters.