I've been able to read some excerpts from this new book, Close Call: A Doris and Jemma Vadgeventure, by Australian author Eloise March (AKA - Dionne Lister). From what I've read so far, this book is hysterical. What if our genitals could talk? What would they have to say about our sexual encounters? Check it out! Heehee...
Blurb:
Twenty-two year-old Jemma can’t seem to get her life in
order. Her track record with men stinks, she constantly worries about getting
fat and ending up a spinster at thirty. And to top it off, she has to be a
bridesmaid at her most-hated cousin’s wedding. She feels like her life is over,
until Doris decides to help out. Who’s Doris? Doris is Jemma’s vagina, and she
thinks more of Jemma than her own brain does. Doris is on a mission to save
Jemma from herself, but is the task too much for one vagina to handle?
About the author:
Eloise March is a woman who laughs at her own jokes, swears
way too much and breaks any new diet by lunchtime on the day she starts. She
believes in women’s equality, and all equality for that matter, and hopes the
things she writes touch people in a positive way, and make them think about how
they can create a better society for themselves and others.
In her spare time, she enjoys
living as her alter ego, Dionne Lister — a suspense and YA fantasy author who
is way too embarrassed to talk about vaginas. She likes spending time as Dionne
because Dionne has an awesome family, wonderful friends and a cat called Lily,
oh, and she has great hair. (She really does have great hair).
Links to the book:
Waiting for it to be approved for premium and distribution to itunes, kobo, B & N. The paperback should be available in less than a week. I’m just waiting for the proof copy. Thanks!
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