Confessions of a Working Girl: A True Story

The fact that this is a diary style confessional keeps you engaged. You feel like you are being naughty and reading someone’s diary rather than a published book. I loved that each entry takes you through the day, but isn’t overly explanatory. It was also great that as you went you gotTo see how many clients she saw, she what services they received, and her pay for the day.

This is a good read. Well written and the writer detailed all about her sexual trysts. Great insights into the other side of the lesser known world. She seems to be enjoying sex and that it is good. There is no regret of what she did. Well done, Miss S.

A different view of the common perception of prostitution. Perhaps the view is a tad too rosy, but it's certainly no Pretty Woman. An interesting read that won't shoot the lights out but adds a bit to the body of social commentary.

I expected more details with the nitty gritty but all in all a good recap of how the job wears on mentally.

Wonderfully written and informative. Would buy again as I gave my copy to a friend.

A third of the book, for the mildly curious. Maybe targeted for the Stripper- considering Escorting ( because all worKing woman are a classy step "above" the practitioners that next sex-job down.

She's gotta be the most "Victorian," uptight, straight-laced working girl ever! Totally unrealistic.

It met my expectations

First off, right from the first chapter, something about the author got me to loathe her character. Judging by the nature of this book, I wouldn't have thought this to be one of its goals; she seems to have exactly the kind of mentality that would make sex work an easier profession, when, as she points out- it is not. The chapters are generally short and readable- written in a chatty, informal manner, which makes the book seem all the more light-hearted instead of the obvious response. Unlike some reviewers, I do not think that this book is a 'waste of time'- it can be quite informative (obviously with a pinch of salt). That being said, it is quite graphic.

Loved this book from the second I picked it up. Miss S. writes in a fine free flowing fashion which entertains and paints pictures. She opened my eyes to the "workings" of a working girl!. I wish I had got this book for going on holiday, although with some of the words contained in the book, I may have needed to hide under a beach towel to read it to conceal what I was engrossed in!! For the 99p or something I paid, this book lasted a long time and I'm at a loss now that its finished....oh well, on to another I suppose. I have given it five stars and in my opinion, it's well deserved. If you like a little mixture of sex, fun, seriousness and an insight to men who use brothels then click the "buy" button.

Read this on holiday so was looking for some easy of which it is. Plot line is okay and character building is attempted. Not too erotic when compared to other books of it's genre, more factual story about a subject that happens to be adult. Easy read that won't take you long to get through and will make you smile from time to time.

I was a bit sceptical about reading this, but after a week of not being able to stop thinking about it, I gave in and bought the book. I absolutely loved it, and found it really fascinating. I couldn't stop reading it and definitely couldn't put the book down. Strangely, theres a few things about the author's character that I could relate to. It totally changed my mind about working girls and prostitute. I am now reading the sequel to it and that's just as good as this.

Not a bad read