Come Fly With Us: the sequel to Sex & the Stewardess Audiobook By Lawrence Block, as John Warren `Wells cover art

Come Fly With Us: the sequel to Sex & the Stewardess

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Come Fly With Us: the sequel to Sex & the Stewardess

By: Lawrence Block, as John Warren `Wells
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Meet the girls who fly the friendly skies: Ali: "All men seem to think that if they've had sex with a girl once they can have her any time they want. They're wrong." Beri: "I know a librarian who makes me feel positively sheltered and stews who've spent years in the air without losing their virginity." Connie: "We see men at their worst, grabby and aggressive. I've never had sex with a man." Donna: "If you're looking to get married, there's no better way--though I don't know why men want to marry stewardesses." Elaine: "I hate to open my eyes in the morning. First I have to guess whether I'm alone or not." Felicia: "For a long time sex meant nothing to me. Then I met a man and I was like 'My God, how did I live this long and miss out on all of this?'" When John Warren Wells published Sex & the Stewardess, copies flew off newsstand shelves. Displayed in flight, it was a natural icebreaker, and the author received fan mail from stews and passengers alike. Sales sent the book into a second and third printing, and the publisher begged for a sequel. At which point JWW began racking up those frequent flyer miles...
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