The Juliette Society, Book III: The Mismade Girl

by Sasha Grey

Overview

The pendulum has shifted in Catherine’s life once again. Four years after peeling back the curtain and discovering the carnal secrets held within The Janus Chamber, we find her now ironically working as a political journalist, settled into a mundane routine and dating life because she chose to tell the truth about Inana Luna instead of embracing a life of decadence with The Juliette Society. Meeting a man who reignites her passion for cinema and guilt-free sex makes her realize what she’s been missing, but an unwanted scandal douses the flames of their passion. Forced to lay low, she finds an opportunity to take back her career, but there are people who see Catherine’s article as a threat and will do everything they can to stop her from writing. 

The world she uncovers is unlike anything she’s ever seen. As Catherine’s life is turned upside down, she must choose to either perish . . . or be remade anew.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781627781831
Publisher:	Start Publishing Llc
Publication date:	03/13/2018
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	288
Sales rank:	628,735
File size:	698 KB

About the Author

Sasha Grey is an actress, model, musician, and former pornographic actress. Her film and television work includes Steven Soderbergh’s The Girlfriend Experience and HBO’s Entourage. Grey is a member of the industrial band, aTelecine. 
Sasha Grey is an actress, model, musician, and former pornographic actress. Her film and television work includes Steven Soderbergh's The Girlfriend Experience and HBO's Entourage. Grey is a member of the industrial band aTelecine.

Editorial Reviews

"This was an enjoyable piece of erotica and a great read to make those intolerable commutes in London a little bit more tolerable." —Sara, Hello the Mushroom

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"Highly recommended sexy international erotica noir with a hearty dose of introspection." --Library Journal


"This was an enjoyable piece of erotica and a great read to make those intolerable commutes in London a little bit more tolerable." --Sara, Hello the Mushroom

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