Disclaimer~ I received the press release on this book. I have not read this book personally so I cannot give an opinion on it. It appears to be more of a memoir versus a love story. Parts may be difficult to read. Just wanted to pass this info along for you to use how you see fit.
~Karen
CAN YOU KEEP A SECRET?
By Katie Collins and Robert Carry
Can You Keep a Secret? is the true story of Katie Collins’ journey from innocent schoolgirl to plaything of Ireland’s underground sex scene.
Katie’s sexual odyssey began before she was even sixteen. She started out stripping on webcam for an audience of strangers, and soon she was meeting and having sex with numerous men each week, determined to expand her sexual horizons and explore her submissive nature.
When Katie discovered Ireland’s secretive swingers’ scene, her behaviour escalated as she found the perfect outlet for her voracious sexual appetite. After her first nervous encounters with experienced swingers, she threw herself into the anything-goes lifestyle and became the most popular girl on the scene, proudly taking centre stage at fifty-strong sex parties. Katie’s uncontrollable sexual urge eventually led her to experiment with women, explore S&M fetishes and have sex with up to ten men in one night.Katie sought out ever more extreme sexual experiences and she eventually began to wonder if her behaviour was really an expression of her sexual freedom, or if it had grown out of something darker.Can You Keep a Secret? is the brutally honest and sometimes unsettling account of a young girl’s journey into the sexual underworld.
About the Authors
Non-fiction writer and journalist Robert Carry has been working in the media since graduating with a Masters in Journalism in 2004. The Dublin native has worked as a staff writer at publications in Thailand and Australia, as well as for numerous Irish publications.
Carry, who also holds a degree in history and politics, is currently working on a second non-fiction title called, ‘Banged Up Abroad – True stories of the Irish men and women jailed in the world’s toughest prisons’ set for completion in 2013.
You can follow Robert on Twitter @carrier11 and you can read his blog, on getting published, here.
‘Katie Collins’ is a pseudonym used to protect the identity of the author, her family and the individuals depicted in this book. You follow Katie on Twitter @thereal50shades or add her on Facebook.
