Scorpion's Sweet Venom: Diary of a Brazilian Call Girl

by Bruna Surfistinha (Author), Alison Entrekin (Translator), Alison Entrekin (Translator)

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  Hardcover
  2006

  $3.25

  If I'm going to be a prostitute, I don't just want to be a run-of-the-mill one wrote 17 year old Bruna Surfistinha on her web diary. So begins the vivid account of her three years as a high-class call girl in Sao Paulo. In 2002, Bruna ran away from her middle class family and became a call girl. She also wrote a web diary about her day-to-day adventures turning tricks in the swanky suburb of Paraiso. Insouciant, frank and very funny, Bruna recounts in detail her rendezvous with men, women and couples and reveals what men really want in bed but don't like to ask for at home. Today I can say that there's no fantasy that scares me because I've already done and seen everything. Bruna also writes wistfully of her estranged family, honestly about her own shortcomings and endearingly about falling in love. The Diary of a Brazilian Call Girl is a no-holds-barred account of life in the fast lane of the high-class sex-trade. Imagine Jordan writing a sexed-up Bridgit Jones's Diary with a Pretty Woman style happy ending.

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  Paperback
  2007

  $3.25

  'I have seen and done everything There is no fantasy left that scares me.' Known to her clients as 'the Surfer Girl', Bruna Surfistinha ran away from home at the age of seventeen to become a high-class call girl. She wrote a candid and explicit web diary about her three years turning tricks in the swanky suburbs of Sao Paulo. Now she draws back the sheets to reveal the whole story. Insouciant and funny, Bruna portrays her estranged middle-class family, her out-of-control drug use and her unbridled sexuality. Part memoir, part cautionary tale, part sex guide, The Scorpion's Sweet Venom brings to life the details of Bruna's adventures with men, women and couples and reveals what we really want in bed but are afraid to ask for at home.