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You ll Never Make Love in This Town Again
You ll Never Make Love in This Town Again

By Brig Sweet, Tiffany, Liza, Robin

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A trashy book about three women and their experiences working as prostitutes in Hollywood, published to cash in on the Heidi Fleiss trial. I came to this book through my good friend, Producer, Rob...

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Title deeds
Title deeds

By Liza Campbell

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Sex and sensibility
Sex and sensibility

By Liza Donnelly

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A collection of cartoons inspired by modern trends in sex and love features contributions by ten leading women cartoonists, in a volume that features pieces that were originally excluded from publi...

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A watch of nightingales
A watch of nightingales

By Liza Wieland

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Fifty Great States
Fifty Great States

By Scholastic

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Splish Splash Spring Turtleback School Library Binding Edition Sesame Street
3rd Culprit
3rd Culprit

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El Rey Leon
El Rey Leon

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Patriot s Dream
Patriot s Dream

By Barbara Michaels

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Outside valentine
Outside valentine

By Liza Ward

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