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Nine chapters intimately describe relationships, with Zola the virgin in the first, then she goes on to love eight male virgins. From 1967 to 1981, the sexual revolution, the Pill, Vietnam, drugs, music and more influence how the relationships move from beginning to end.
span style="color: rgb(58, 28, 19); font-family: "palatino linotype", serif; font-size: 24px;">Travel with Ms. Lawrence as she shares her virginity with a Welsh graduate student during the Tet Offense, endures an IUD before the March on Washington, deflowers her first love in London, and goes on to become the lover of other virgins as she matures from a young girl from a bad family into a young professional seeking to mate and settle down. Read her love letters to her lovers, the narrative written as "I" (Zola) and "you" (virgin lovers). The first | |  | | The Guitar Player & The Lady Killer
Comparison of a neurotic-love-music relationship in San Francisco with a psychotic-sexual-murder in Chicago. Alternating chapters tell the stories until near the end, the psychological overlaps become apparent.
The romance of a French-speaking street musician who woos his lovers with music, only to become intwined with a mandolin playing woman of mystery starts The Guitar Player.
A Mafia hitman, with his specialty being psychological manipulation, seduces a young girl, only to be haunted by his mandolin playing lover of years before executing a murder for hire is the basis for The Lady Killer.
The Lady Killer is fictionally based on an infamous Colombo murder that happened in Chicago. | |  | | Virgins! A Memoir of the Sexual Revolution
VIRGINS! is about a kaleidoscope of loves and lovers from my first lover and five male virgins I loved during the Sex, Drugs and Rock 'n Roll era. Each of the six chapters is written as a love letter to the lover, recalling the relationship from "Hello" to "Adieu," - from a few years to more than 10 years. The book presents the reality of Vietnam, use of drugs, birth control, sex, love and death, minus the glamour and plus honesty.
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