Janice Gentle Gets Sexy by Mavis Cheek

Janice Gentle Gets Sexy

Mavis Cheek

A book to make any woman think romantic love could be hers - once she knows how to recognise her ideal partner. Also very funny.

Extract

'Mrs Pfeifer had one criticism of Janice Gentle's books .... They contain no sex, Miss Bulbecker. Mrs Pfeifer was much disappointed by this. She felt they ought not to ... ah ... stop short of the ... er ... act.'

Parallels

Dancing to the Piper by Kate Fenton
The Eye of Love by Margery Sharp
Chocolat by Joanne Harris

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