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My Secret Life is an anonymously penned memoir written during a period from the 1840s to the 1880s by a wealthy and sex obsessed English gentleman who refers to himself simply as ‘Walter’. Part confessional, part investigative erotic journalism, it meticulously documents every detail of the author’s prolific sexual encounters, offering us in the process an eye and thigh opening account of life behind closed doors in the Victorian age. Women, in both mind and body, were the all consuming object of Walter’s interest. From early youth through to old age his quest for erotic discovery and adventure with them was never diminished.

Craig and Monika shouldn't have had to worry about money. The married couple enjoyed a comfortable lifestyle living their quiet life in 1950s Chicago. The beautiful wife was afforded a monthly allowance from her generous and faithful husband. Dreams of luxury and a more lavish lifestyle captured the sexy wife’s thoughts and she would get carried away by opening more and more credit lines with department stores. Options were running low and the once-patient husband was starting to run out of ideas until one day he gave his wife an ultimatum.

An epic tale sweeping across two lifetimes, Finding Mary Jane bridges the gap between the erotic haze of Brisbane’s nineteen seventies to the city's wild alternate punk scene a decade later - and takes us on a journey far beyond. Our story begins with Mary Jane - a naive nursing student who finds herself in an unspeakable situation. Then we meet Annie - a troubled young woman whose story is based in more modern times as she searches for her birth mother and, in turn, the truth of her own identity.

Ingiborg hat nach ihrer Entführung von Island in Hedeby (Haithabu) eine Bleibe gefunden. Als gute Seele einer Schänke kümmert sie sich um den Durst der Männer und die Sorgen der Huren. Sie findet sogar einen Gemahl, doch Trygve fällt im Kampf um Haithabu. Ingiborg wird von König Heinrich aus der Wikingerstadt vertrieben. Sie beschließt, mit Hilfe des Sachsen Hermann, der ihr sexuell verfallen ist, am gegenüberliegenden Schleiufer das Dörfchen Sliastorp zu einer Stadt namens Slesvig auszubauen, gerät aber wegen ihres neuen Hurenhauses mit der christlichen Kirche aneinander.

Ce conte érotique tient en deux missives envoyées par Erosie à son amie restée au couvent : l’héroïne y raconte comment, au lieu de son futur époux, elle trouve dans l’auberge où ce dernier devait l’attendre un petit vicomte qui la guérit de sa haine des hommes, et quels obstacles à sa découverte du plaisir va dresser un abbé jaloux devenu maître chanteur. Le Doctorat impromptu est une leçon de sagesse amoureuse qui, dans le même mouvement, devient une invitation à l’appliquer – autrement dit c’est un livre de philosophie où le gai savoir de l’amour se réalise dans la simple description du plaisir de le faire.