FREE: 3 books - Ladies' Erotica, Nathalie X, & Chocolate for a Woman's Spirit

The listing, 3 books - Ladies' Erotica, Nathalie X, & Chocolate for a Woman's Spirit has ended.

(1) "Ladies' Own Erotica - Tales Recipes and Other Mischiefs by Older Women," by Kensington Ladies' Erotica Society; 1984, 235 pages.
"The woman who reads this book will carry a sensuous secret akin to having an affair. The man who reads it will have the distinctly unfair advantage in the field of seduction. He will learn things he couldn't get out of Playboy or Penthouse."

(2) "The Destiny of Nathalie X: and Other Stories " by William Boyd (1997), 177 pages.
The author of "The Blue Afternoon" and "Brazzaville Beach" confirms his mastery of story. The stories travel from Lisbon and London to Hollywood, from World War I to the present. Their range of reference vries from fascism to burgeoning capitalism, foreign languages to Hollywood-speak, an imaginary Brazil to cinéma vérité. Their tone covers the spectrum from despair to high comedy. Mr. Boyd's ability to zero in on ordinary human foibles and woes--daydream delusions, cultural dislocations, emotional smash-ups--is swift and sure.... his eccentric wit and restless intelligence exert a powerful appeal". -- The New York Times Book Review, Michael Upchurch

(3) "Chocolate for a Woman's Spirit: 77 Stories of Inspiration to Life Your Heart and Soothe Your Soul" by Kay Allenbaugh; 1999, 304 pages.
This book is a feast for our senses and a treat for our souls. Indulge yourself in "chocolate stories," from the creator of the national bestsellers "Chocolate for a Woman's Soul" and "Chocolate for a Woman's Heart.". Allenbaugh has gathered together a luscious mix of real-life stories by and for women that will inspire, delight, and empower you. Savor the everyday experiences and momentous adventures of women who tap into their intuition, listen to life's wake-up calls, overcome old fears, and discover the courage to start over. Like you, they face life's challenges and rejoice in its blessings as only women can -- with a sense of wonder, a sense of humor, and a sense of spirit!

All 3 are like new trade paperbacks.