| Author: | Joan Barbara Simon | ISBN: | 9781370046447 |
| Publisher: | Joan Barbara Simon | Publication: | October 31, 2016 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords | Language: | English |
| Author: | Joan Barbara Simon |
| ISBN: | 9781370046447 |
| Publisher: | Joan Barbara Simon |
| Publication: | October 31, 2016 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords |
| Language: | English |
A keystroke. A click. Is the grass greener on the cyber side?
When Virginia Mendes casts off marital blisters for the titillating delights of online sex, she discovers more than she bargains for. Will she understand the visceral mystery of her sexuality once she takes it… offline?
This dazzling, ingenious romance set in the 90s is for people like Virginia: people who dare. If you like true-to-life erotica, hauntingly brilliant social commentary and provocative female leads, then you’ll love this groundbreaking novel.
A maelstrom of intellectual questions allied with online sex and hard-core humour.
A voracious depiction of liberty, goaded by a click of the mouse.
‘I don’t know what tablets you’re taking, but do, please, keep taking them. They seem to be working wonders. If you can get them on the NHS, please let me know.’
‘...pushes the boundaries of women’s literary fiction to its limits – a D.H. Lawrence type moment (...) I can’t say enough good things about this novel. This is a haunting work which will stay in my head for a long time.’
‘Of all the books I’ve read, this has divided me against myself like no other.’
A keystroke. A click. Is the grass greener on the cyber side?
When Virginia Mendes casts off marital blisters for the titillating delights of online sex, she discovers more than she bargains for. Will she understand the visceral mystery of her sexuality once she takes it… offline?
This dazzling, ingenious romance set in the 90s is for people like Virginia: people who dare. If you like true-to-life erotica, hauntingly brilliant social commentary and provocative female leads, then you’ll love this groundbreaking novel.
A maelstrom of intellectual questions allied with online sex and hard-core humour.
A voracious depiction of liberty, goaded by a click of the mouse.
‘I don’t know what tablets you’re taking, but do, please, keep taking them. They seem to be working wonders. If you can get them on the NHS, please let me know.’
‘...pushes the boundaries of women’s literary fiction to its limits – a D.H. Lawrence type moment (...) I can’t say enough good things about this novel. This is a haunting work which will stay in my head for a long time.’
‘Of all the books I’ve read, this has divided me against myself like no other.’
