Fling

by Pamela Beck, Patti Massman

A thirty-two-year old wife and mother of two, yearns to have a fling and finds her dreams fulfilled when two of her friends surprise her with an unusual birthday gift--the perfect candidate for a fling

Genres: Romance

288 pages, Hardcover

First published March 1, 1984

Reviews

[Suanne Laqueur]

Do you remember your first "trashy" paperback read? Or whatever passed for your definition of "trashy" at the time. This was mine. I have no memory of how I came to own it but man, I must've read it twenty times. It is SO 1980s Los Angeles. It is STUFFED with brand marketing—designer labels on every page. Clothing and food described in over-the-top detail. Exorbitant sex. Make no mistake, this book is big. BIG. Like 80s hair big. I think I need to read it again but with a buddy, it would be hilarious....

[Julie Barrett]

Fling by Pamela Beck and Patti Massman
Story follows the women as they contemplate their sexual lifes and how they feel they missed out.
Kelly Nelson, married in her 30's her friends set her up with her dream guy so she can experience a fling.
Different elaborate careers and their fast paced lives. Erotic sex scenes.
I received this book from National Library Service for my BARD (Braille Audio Reading Device).

[Linda]

Borrowed from Mary Cooper

[Lee]

Chick lit story of 3 friends (more like acquaintances) whose lives all change when one of them expresses the urge to have a "fling". Early days (1984) edition of Sex and the City.