The Toyboy Diaries

Wendy Salisbury

Sinopse

Girls just want to have fun ... and so does Wendy Salisbury. It doesn't matter that she's a twice-divorced mother of two with grandchildren pending. She is still vivacious, sexy and glamorous, and far more likely to pull during a night on the town than most women half her age. In The Toyboy Diaries, Wendy shares her erotic tales of love, lust and very young men. Full of tips for attracting handsome young stallions and words of wisdom on the soaring highs and crashing lows of her particular brand of romance, these candid and spicy memoirs are a breath of fresh air. Warm-hearted, outrageous and extremely funny, Salisbury is a daring guide to the manners and mores of toyboy love. Her Diaries are a must-read for older women everywhere in fact, for anyone interested in the erotic adventures of a modern-day Mrs Robinson.

Disponível desde: 01/08/2011.

Comprimento de impressão: 256 páginas.

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