5 pages summary of a book- author roach

I need a summary which about the book. what the book talk about. the summary has to answer following questions.

Which cases discussed by Roach seemed most interesting to you? Why?

Do you think sexuality research is less quirky now than in the past?

How have social values influenced sexually research, both in the present and the past?

What is your evaluation of the writing style of the author? Would you recommend the book to a friend

Moreover, I need 2 on modern sexuality research which relate to the book’s topic. and citation about the researchers

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