Harpercollins. 03/01/2003. 277 pgs. After reading in an advice column that going without sex for a year makes one revert to the status of virgin, Stacy Temple realizes that she's got to get going as the deadline approaches. But she finds that even an attractive and determined young woman in Manhattan can't always find someone to sleep with. Originally published at $13.95 You save 93% off the cover price!

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Harpercollins. 08/01/1999. Victor MacKenzie is an upscale downtown psychic who caters to the anxieties of Manhattan's rich and famous. Most of his clients swear by him, but when one falls in love with him, life becomes a trifle complex. Katha Randall is a struggling artist and divorcee with a young daughter, and she is powerfully attracted to Victor's quiet insights just as she fears his control over her. Victor, for his part, worries about loving someone whose secret life he can read at a glance. Originally published at $6.50 You save 72% off the cover price!

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Penguin USA. 06/01/1980. 285 pgs. This comic tale of modern psychiatry and modern discontents concerns Jake Richardson, an Oxford don who visits a London therapist in an attempt to cure his impotence and endures an increasingly degrading program of treatment that makes use of pornographic magazines, electrical devices, and groups sessions. Toward the end, Jake sees that he is not so much impotent as uninterested. Originally published at $7.95 You save 87% off the cover price!

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Harcourt. 01/01/1996. 247 pgs. A sexually frustrated concubine in 11th century Japan finds fulfillment via the erotic stories whispered to her (while she makes love with the married General she serves) by a blind stableboy whom she hides behind the bed. This novel, meant to be a translation of an erotic novel of the period, includes cameo appearances by Sei Shonogon and Lady Murasaki, as well as clever and convincing haiku by the heroine and her friends, a circle of women poets. Originally published at $22.00 You save 95% off the cover price!

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Replica Books. 08/01/1997. Reprint. 629 pgs. Fowles relates the story of Daniel Martin, an English screenwriter living in Hollywood who is summoned back to England for the funeral of Anthony, an old college friend. Anthony's widow Jane is the sister of Daniel's ex-wife, and after the funeral the two reestablish their old friendship and take a vacation through Egypt together. In Egypt Jane reveals to Daniel that she had originally intended to marry him. Originally published at $24.99 You save 96% off the cover price!

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Univ Pub House. 01/01/1997. Reprint. In THE TURN OF THE SCREW, an innocent, impressionable young governess takes over the education of two delightful children, Flora and Miles, at an isolated country estate. She becomes convinced that the children's former governess and a valet once employed on the estate--both now dead--have returned and are trying to gain control of the children's souls. Her hysteria builds to a terrifying and tragic climax. James's novella demonstrates the idea that the horrors concocted by the imagination are far worse than reality. DAISY MILLER is often thought of as the quintessential James novel: the story of the innocent abroad who is corrupted by contact with an older, more sophisticated society. Daisy, a delightfully uninhibited young American, scandalizes the European community in which she is a visitor with her high spirits and disregard of ancient conventions. After an innocent but unwise tryst with an Italian admirer to see the Colosseum in Rome by moonlight, Daisy contracts malaria and dies. The pathos of her death is compounded by the fact that another admirer, Winterbourne, is never entirely convinced that Daisy is merely the frank, innocent girl she seems. Originally published at $14.95 You save 93% off the cover price!

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Penguin USA. 01/01/1996. Reprint. Griet Swart has recently lost her husband and home, and, in yet another miscarriage, she has lost her baby as well. Thirtyish, attractive, and intelligent, Griet finds herself oversexed, under-loved, and living out of a suitcase in a borrowed flat in Cape Town, South Africa. Late one night an angel appears on Griet's doorstep in the form of a blond and barefoot young stranger named Adam, "truly as beautiful as the first man must have been." He breaks the spell of Griet's sadness with a joyful sexual adventure and then disappears, leaving Griet to continue her pilgrim's progress toward lasting happiness on her own, armed only with her abundant imagination and unfailing sense of humor. Originally published at $10.95 You save 82% off the cover price!

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Penguin USA. 04/01/2000. 291 pgs. This satire of the fashion scene in London stars Jane Bentley, a trendy journalist whose personal life is far below perfect. Then she is hired to ghostwrite a column by an almost superhumanly vapid socialite named Champagne D'Vyne, and things get worse. Originally published at $12.95 You save 85% off the cover price!

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Farrar Straus & Giroux. 02/01/2000. 264 pgs. An anti-Semitic gay actor whose specialty is pornography plots to seduce boys from the Jewish school across the street from his apartment. Thwarted, he writes a novel instead that embodies all his fantasies. Originally published at $24.00 You save 96% off the cover price!

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Houghton Mifflin. 05/01/2001. 226 pgs. This unusual novel tells the tale of young Paul, who is determined to become a monk. His entry into the ascetic life at the monastery is described in detail. When he becomes enamored of an older monk he is horrified at his feelings, but he finds the strength to overcome his temptations and learn what it is to be truly humble--and, in fact, to become his true self. Originally published at $23.00 You save 96% off the cover price!

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Simon & Schuster. 02/01/1982. Reissue. Ernest Hemingway's great post-World War I novel, his first major work and the classic novel of the "lost generation," is a vivid exploration of the moral wasteland of Europe in the Twenties, and of the sterility and despair of postwar life. His hero, Jake Barnes, has suffered a war injury that has left him impotent. Hopelessly in love with the seductive and flamboyant Lady Brett Ashley, Jake leaves Paris to accompany Brett, her drunken fiancé, and an American boxer to Pamplona, watching helplessly as she falls for a young bullfighter. The expatriate crowd that Hemingway portrays so vividly passes their lives in an aimless alcoholic haze, against which the local fiestas and the running of the bulls seem, by contrast, full of vitality--a quality that is alien to them. The settings are romantic--the bull ring, the Paris streets, the bars and cafés and hotels--but Hemingway invests them all with a disillusion that undercuts the glamour of expatriate life. When THE SUN ALSO RISES was published, in 1926, Hemingway, at age 28, was established as a rising literary star. He wrote the first draft in an astonishing two months: a feat made possible, no doubt, by his close identification with his desperate hero and by his urgent need to tell the story--and to articulate his own melancholy feelings about his generation: where it came from and where it seemed to be going. It was with this novel that he found not only his distinctive themes, but also his spare, lyrical voice--a voice that understands the power of the apt detail but also knows, unerringly, what to leave out. Originally published at $4.95 You save 80% off the cover price!

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Simon & Schuster. 07/01/1997. 303 pgs. The story of young Abbie McPherson, a design student who falls in love with the feckless Franco Richards. Abbie is on the cusp of a career as a clothing designer and finds that her affair with Franco cuts into her working time. In the end, she sorts everything out and unveils a new line of women's wear. Originally published at $18.00 You save 94% off the cover price!

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Heinemann Library. 10/01/1981. 46 pgs. An innocent, impressionable young governess takes over the education of two delightful children, Flora and Miles, at an isolated country estate. She becomes convinced that the children's former governess and a valet once employed on the estate--both now dead--have returned and are trying to gain control of the children's souls. Her hysteria builds to a terrifying and tragic climax. James's novella demonstrates the idea that the horrors concocted by the imagination are far worse than reality. Originally published at $24.26 You save 96% off the cover price!

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Harlequin Books. 05/01/2003. 285 pgs. A female therapist who leads a group of sexually frustrated women opens a whorehouse called Slow Hands, where her clients can have sex with Buddhist monks who see sex as a spiritual exercise. Originally published at $23.95 You save 92% off the cover price!

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Consortium Book Sales & Dist. 04/01/1993. 207 pgs. In LUST, by Nobel Prizewinner Elfriede Jelinek, Hermann is the manager of a paper mill in an Austrian ski resort. Dictatorial and tyrannical, he sexually abuses his wife, Gerti, on a routine basis. Finally, Gerti thinks she has found a way out--his name is Michael, and he is a young student ambitious for a life in Austrian politics. A condemnation of the myth of romance, and a defense of female sexuality, Jelinek's novel, published in 1989, examines the uses and abuses of love, sex, and power from a markedly feminist standpoint. Originally published at $14.99 You save 93% off the cover price!

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Harpercollins. 02/01/2005. Reprint. 400 pgs. The narrator of this novel becomes convinced that her husband and her best friend are having an affair, and she becomes involved with an actor. Writing in the second person, to "you," she reveals her sexual desires and disappointments, as well as the progress of the book she is writing--a story of marriage based on a medieval artifact called A WOEMANS WORTH that has some parallels to her own situation. Originally published at $13.95 You save 93% off the cover price!

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Simon & Schuster. 03/06/2007. 192 pgs. In the sequel to McMurtry's DUANE'S DEPRESSED, Duane Moore, 64, finds himself surrounded by squabbling family, his home town swallowed up by urban sprawl, and his sexual libido flagging due to a health problem. However the advances of sexy computer expert and the not-entirely professional help of a "lesbian" therapist might just stimulate his lust for life, even as he suffers from the loss of his wife. Originally published at $24.00 You save 96% off the cover price!

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