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Autobiography: general, Prose: non-fiction, Sexual behaviour, Sex & sexuality, sex manuals, Humour
One-night stands, illicit encounters and open relationships: Cat is out to break all the rules of the dating game, and she's willing to confess everything.
Cat has got it on with all sorts of guys and if it has taught her one thing it is this: forget conventional rules and follow your heart's desires. When she hits her late twenties people start hassling her to settle down. But she treats this pressure to find a soulmate as a great excuse to test-drive a load of hot men.
While she satisfies her constant sexual hunger, she begins to wonder what her ultimate destiny is. Her love-life is a rollercoaster ride of hot sex and heartbreak. But is the true path to 'happy ever after' channelled through lifelong monogamy or unbridled hedonism
More books by Catherine Townsend
Praise for Breaking the Rules: Confessions of a Bad Girl
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Praise for Sleeping Around:
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'Sexy, confident and brimming with attitude' - Cosmopolitan
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Sexy . . . laugh-out-loud funny . . . very Carrie Bradshaw: witty, bracing, packed with handy advice - Observer Woman
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She's frank. She's funny. And she doesn't mind admitting she's filthy too. - Independent
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A no-holds-barred account of Catherine's erotic adventures . . . Lots of fun and very Sex and the City - Closer
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Phew! - News of the World
Catherine Townsend
Born in Arkansas, USA, Catherine Townsend was a gossip columnsist for New York Magazine, before moving to the UK. She wrote the weekly sex and dating column 'Sleeping Around' in the Independent and regularly contributed to several newspapers and magazines. She now lives in Los Angeles and writes for Marie Claire and Fabulous Magazine.
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