Delicious Sex: Gael Greene

by Gael Greene

"Delicious Sex, A Gourmet Guide for Women and the Men Who Want to Love Them Better" Between the covers in this book Gael Greene shows every proper and respectable woman how to have a bawdy, naughty, more lovable time under the covers. Just relax...and take a peek! There no longer has to be "yawn" boring sex. the many light-hearted chapters in this utterly serious sex book include such fare * How to dress for bed * Discovering male & female erogenous zones * 69 turns-ons for him & her * Flirting, seduction, erotica * Fantasy scenarios with costume suggestions & games to play * Fork play & recipes such as Chocolate Wickedness * Vocabulary, or what to say during the heat of the moment * And pillow yes, yes, yes! Candid, explicit, and creative, this yummy little guide will provide women (and the men who want to love them better) with everything they need to know for a fantastic and fulfilling sex life.

Genres: Sexuality, Reference, Adult, Nonfiction

Hardcover

First published October 1, 1986

About the author

Gael Greene was an American restaurant critic, author, and novelist.

Reviews

[Lacey · Rating 3 out of 5]

This is it! This is the book I used to sneak and read at my public library as a preteen in the late 80s, I just remembered the name . I used to read it every chance I got while waiting to be picked up after “studying”. From what I remember it was weird and hilarious. I seem to remember something about “forkplay” and I think this is the book that suggested babies feel sexual pleasure, which as a twelve-year-old babysitter kinda freaked me out and confused me. The 80s need to go to jail. Ha, I’m tempted to find it now, for a laugh!

[HeavyReader · Rating 2 out of 5]

I'm not too excited about this book. Yawn.

I think it was written to help women like sex more and be more creative in their sexual lives. It's a minimally helpful masturbatory aid.