Brett Tonaille: 3 books

First published in 1748, this novel was one of the most notorious French erotic novels of the eighteenth century; and, despite its clandestine status, a bestseller. Among its admirers was the Marquis de Sade, who said (in his *Juliette*) that it was "alone to have achieved happy results from...

Tricks, techniques, turn-ons from the simple to the ornate, for men alone, couples and even with an added friend. Some may sound familiar, some (we're guessing) you've never heard of. - Maybe you've done everything, but... have you done it like this?

Cachet sends Rufus Rousseau to Paris on business. But what he finds is pleasure: the long-legged Luz, the seemingly innocent Gabrielle, the recently-divorced Magda. And on the list goes... It's the Eighties after all, a wilder but also more innocent time. It doesn't hurt that Rufus is living across from Notre Dame, making Paris itself is a character in this shamelessly explicit romp.