Some Girls: My Life in a Harem, (Paperback)

from karenlisa

Some Girls By Jillian Lauren This is the memoir of a young girl who drops out of college and falls into the underworld of NYC. After leaving NYU theater school, Jillian waitresses, strips, works for an escort service and ultimately receives an opportunity to be a party girl in Brunei for a prince...

from LivelyLady

This is a "memoir" of a woman's experience as an escort in this country and then as a short term as a member of a "harem.," which meant being on call as a hood ornament for a sultan's son in his harem in exchange for lots of money and expensive jewelry. I thought that was called prostitution??? A...

from rbaech

Jill Lauren's book details a fascinating world of the high-class prostitute in the modern harem. At times, her writing meanders around almost too much, but I recognize that there's an almost stream-of-consciousness approach to her writing. I can say that her voice is the most winning part of the ...

from Sararush

How does a nice middle class Jewish girl end up living in a harem of (arguably) the most exotic and decadent Prince of our time? Jillian Lauren wraps it up quickly and candidly in her memoir, Some Girls: easy work and the money. And still this memoir is surprisingly tame and lacking in salacious ...

from Joyce.Leung

I don't like the ending. I don't like how it is so happy and perfect and surreal. This book, to me, was – is – about the ugliness of this world, about the harsh realities some people have to go through every day, about the fact that everything becomes meaningless to a person after time. It was no...