The Little Red Dress: Volume I

by Don Winslow

When an overzealous, politically correct government goes on a crusade to stamp out sexy clothing, a group of fun-loving girls stumble upon a stash of the banned clothes and are delighted at what they find. The clothes work their seductive magic, and in no time the erotic contagion spreads, eventually corrupting the very officials who are publicly demanding restrictions on behavior between the sexes, while privately cavorting about in the most provocative, outrageous dress.

224 pages, Paperback

First published July 18, 2006

About the author

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(Pseudonym)
Who is Don Winslow? Hard to say; but we can only tell you who he is NOT. He is not the REAL Don Winslow. That honor belongs to a guy who writes whodunits for a living. In a case of bad timing (for him) the fake Don Winslow emerged in the golden age of erotic fiction and had established an international reputation as a writer of quality erotica. Then along came the author with birthright to the name and, as he struggled to become a literary icon in his chosen genre, he found to his alarm that people kept asking him if he still wrote those “dirty books.” One can sympathize with a writer who tries so hard to be taken seriously, only to find his reputation soiled by a common pornographer! And so it goes. Life is unfair.

And so we can tell you dear reader that the fake Don Winslow is an internationally best-selling author who has written some 20 books of erotic fiction.