Prostitutes and punters in erotic fiction

[A Decent Fist]

Ran a few searches to see if this was already a topic and didn't find one, so here goes. I mean it to be for erotic stories you can read online rather than published books you have to buy, but anyone interested can post what they want...

This first one is a rather sad story with a sweet ending and the second is the exact opposite. In fact it's enough to put you off whoring for life. But both are quite well-written. I also like that the author has named himself (or maybe herself?) after a town in the Cotswolds.

Door-to-Door Prostitution:
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The Fix:
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[thefilthyfucker]

Fishnet by Kirstin Innes External Link/Members Only

I remember enjoying this a few years back. It would be interesting to read again with new eyes now I have more first hand insight.

[Corus Boy]

ELEVEN MINUTES by Paulo Coelho.

A chance meeting in Rio takes Maria to Geneva, where she dreams of finding fame and fortune, yet ends up working the streets as a prostitute. In Geneva, Maria drifts further and further away from love while at the same time developing a fascination with sex.

Eventually, Maria's despairing view of love is put to the test when she meets a handsome young painter. In this odyssey of self-discovery, Maria has to choose between pursuing a path of darkness, ‘sexual pleasure for its own sake’, or risking everything to find her own 'inner light' and the possibility of sacred sex, sex in the context of love.

A daring modern fable about the nature of love and sex.

Love Juice by Donna Exeter

Love Juice charts the career of a fictitious professional, but is rooted in reality.  Donna thinks of herself as a sexual therapist, and offers love, correction and domination to powerful men in need of relief.  But when a group of gangsters attempt to take her business over, Donna finds she must enlist the help of perverted friends and take the solution into her own hands.

Long retired Donna was a full time, and very good escort, in Exeter.  She told me that the book was only partially fictitous and much of it reflected her career in prostitution.

But who knows.

[Followyourdick]

Love Juice by Donna Exeter

Love Juice charts the career of a fictitious professional, but is rooted in reality.  Donna thinks of herself as a sexual therapist, and offers love, correction and domination to powerful men in need of relief.  But when a group of gangsters attempt to take her business over, Donna finds she must enlist the help of perverted friends and take the solution into her own hands.

Long retired Donna was a full time, and very good escort, in Exeter.  She told me that the book was only partially fictitous and much of it reflected her career in prostitution.

But who knows.

I remember seeing a Donna in Plymouth, might be the same, was an outcall to my hotel probably 90’s although couldn’t be sure about that.  She had a great reputation, a great arse but I seem to remember being just a bit underwhelmed!

[Colston36]

My entire life has to a great extent been shaped by a book in which one character was a high priced whore.

The book was "Prince of Foxes" by Samuel Shellabarger and was about Cesare Borgia.

I became fascinated by whores, especially high-priced ones. I left my first wife for one. And many years later, when in my late 60s I started living with an Italian woman.

I still do; but she makes much more money than any whore I know.

Life really can be stranger than fiction.

 

[Colston36]

Fishnet by Kirstin Innes External Link/Members Only

I remember enjoying this a few years back. It would be interesting to read again with new eyes now I have more first hand insight.

If Ian Rankin says it's good, it must be.

[Watts.E.Dunn]

ELEVEN MINUTES by Paulo Coelho.


Wow! was given a copy of that very book by an agency owner some years ago!

The eleven miniutes is the supposed time a pro spends shaggin her client!

Agency owner spent a lot more than that, the good old badd 'ole days:-)