I’m a Gigolo
I’m a Gigolo by Andrew Segal, published by Happy London Press on June 3, 2020, is a collection of ten short stories that explore themes of seduction and secrecy. With a total of 162 pages, this edition presents a blend of humor and intrigue, centering around a charismatic gigolo who navigates the complexities of his flirtatious lifestyle while harboring his own hidden agenda. The stories are crafted to engage readers with their provocative and entertaining narratives.
Readers will find that each tale in I’m a Gigolo offers a unique perspective, combining elements of mystery and a touch of the macabre. The collection features a variety of characters and scenarios, ensuring a diverse reading experience that balances wit and sensuality. The stories are designed to entertain and provoke thought, making this anthology suitable for those who appreciate literature that pushes boundaries while maintaining a playful tone.
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He’s gorgeous, cool and slick. Small wonder those wealthy American dames are falling over themselves to taste his flirtatious skills, just where it counts. Seduction is the name of his game, and he knows how to keep a secret. Trouble is, our Gigolo is also a mischief maker, a man with a mission – to make a killing. So he’s got a secret of his own. But, can he keep it that way? Deliciously sensual and a touch macabre, this collection of tales, I’m a Gigolo contains ten startlingly original and provocative short stories you’ll need to be brave to read at bedtime. 5 Stars from Lisa Hall USA Book reviewer Witty, clever, saucy, seductive and naughty in equal measure – what’s not to like? Leading with a story about a self-confessed and, some might say, self-obsessed, Gigolo, this collection of ten short stories is highly entertaining and diverse.
The Gigolo story is blush-worthy and provocative, told with sprinkling of arrogance and peppered with humour throughout. I anticipated the following short stories to be just as saucy and was pleasantly surprised by their diverse content. All of the stories had a fabulously wicked side to them and I wonder if this is the author’s naughty side shining through. I think the old couple was probably my second favourite of the tales (with the Gigolo in first place, of course) it was deliciously dark and hugely entertaining.
Overall a fun collection of short stories with something for everyone.
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