Toyboy

by Holly Hill

After her adventures being a Sugarbabe , Holly Hill decided to turn the tables and hire a toyboy who would do for her what she had done for her sugar daddies   Toyboy sought by attractive, educated, 40-year-old woman who wants to explore the other side of an equation. I will pay a generous weekly allowance for regular visits to the home of an accomplished cook, confidante and lover. Whilst not essential; youth, humour, looks and intelligence will be well-regarded. . . . Anonymity will be assured.  Holly Hill made a surprising discovery when she ran her ad for a toyboy—not only did she have many fewer applicants for the position than she'd had for a sugar daddy, but a lot of the "boys" who responded were lying about their age. As well as their relationship status. And, their height, weight, and physical attractiveness. So much for gorgeous young men willing to do her bidding! Just as her cause seems hopeless, a chance encounter sends her down a road she had never considered traveling. On her journey through self doubt and dismay at men in the modern world—not to mention questioning the principles she had developed during her sugarbabe days—she finds a wellspring of darkness within her that had been untapped for far too long. Her experiences challenge everything she once believed about her identity and, especially, her sexuality, taking her right to the edge.

Genres: Memoir

310 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2008

Reviews

[Annica · Rating 1 out of 5]

If you're interested in the thoughts and conversations of a narcissistic, lonely woman going through midlife crisis, desperately trying to flog her previous book - read this one. Otherwise this book is sensationalist rather than sensual, egotistic rather than erotic and not very plausible. I pity the author and am grateful I only paid $5 for it as I probably won't be able to give the book away for free....

[Kassandra Townsend · Rating 2 out of 5]

Preferred the first book this one just seemed like a set up from first word. This isn't her life, it wasn't something that just happened she willingly did this without even hiding the fact she was doing it purely for research for a second book. Obviously she had a 2 book deal an had to come up with something as equally shocking as the first

[Eva · Rating 1 out of 5]

Hmmm what can I say, this book was terrible.

[Jamie · Rating 2 out of 5]

I preferred her first book!

[Bailee · Rating 5 out of 5]

Very interesting after her first booked buy enjoyed

[Jo Everett · Rating 3 out of 5]

Not as enjoyable as her first book 'Sugar Babe' but still an enjoyable read.