37 Stories about 37 Women

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  • 37 Stories about 37 Women Book Detail

  • Author : Brian Whitney
  • Release Date : 2012-09
  • Publisher : Fanny Press
  • Genre : Fiction
  • Pages : 0
  • ISBN 13 : 9781603815062
  • File Size : 85,85 MB
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37 Stories about 37 Women by Brian Whitney PDF Summary

Book Description: A prisoner, a waitress, a virgin, a psychic …. These are a few of the 37 women featured in Brian Whitney’s slim but potent debut collection. Told through the points of view of sex addicts and their willing victims, these stories seduce the reader with their spare, rhythmic prose and hypnotic storytelling. Whitney reveals the dark side of relationships in permissive times—the drugs, the scamming, the cheating, the neediness, the love that somehow survives it all. Erotic, unflinching, surprisingly perceptive, this book will change forever the way you view the battle of the sexes. Whitney is currently working on his second collection of stories, 13 Stories about 13 Sex Addicts.

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