Eaton’s Novel Gaining Fans, Book Signing Set
Book Notes—Eaton’s Novel Gaining Fans, Book Signing Set
Beverly Hills’ own Elissa Eaton has seen her racy first novel Too Old To Be A Hooker Too Young to Be A Madam, earn a four-star rating on Amazon and a 4.7 rating from goodreads.com.
Inspired by Eaton’s own erotic adventures, the book is the story of April Moon a charismatic Jewish American temptress born and bred in Beverly Hills, seduced by the lure of Laurel Canyon.
A precursor to 50 Shades of Grey, the story take the champagne and gin-soaked heroine through drugs, dangerous liaisons, fame, bisexuality and betrayal in the Hollywood Hills of the ’60s, ’70s and ’80s.
Eaton a former Cosmopolitan magazine Playgirl of the Year, worked as a Hollywood stunt girl for directors like Ken Russell and Robert Altman among others.
Created at The Writer’s Program at UCLA, the book has drawn high praise and appreciation from instructors.
“Too Old To Be A Hooker Too Young To Be A Madam is over-the-top Hollywood high camp, wild and evocative. Funny, great detail, wild, wild satire,” said Eve La Salle Caram, instructor in fiction writing.
Eaton is set to sign copies of her bawdy book at the 11th Annual West Hollywood Book Fair, from 10 a.m.-6 p.m., Sunday, Sept. 30 at the West Hollywood Library and West Hollywood Park, 625 North San Vicente Blvd.
The free event offers free parking and free shuttle. For more information, visit www.westhollywoodbookfair.org.
Beverly Hills’ own Elissa Eaton has seen her racy first novel Too Old To Be A Hooker Too Young to Be A Madam, earn a four-star rating on Amazon and a 4.7 rating from goodreads.com.
Inspired by Eaton’s own erotic adventures, the book is the story of April Moon a charismatic Jewish American temptress born and bred in Beverly Hills, seduced by the lure of Laurel Canyon.
A precursor to 50 Shades of Grey, the story take the champagne and gin-soaked heroine through drugs, dangerous liaisons, fame, bisexuality and betrayal in the Hollywood Hills of the ’60s, ’70s and ’80s.
Eaton a former Cosmopolitan magazine Playgirl of the Year, worked as a Hollywood stunt girl for directors like Ken Russell and Robert Altman among others.
Created at The Writer’s Program at UCLA, the book has drawn high praise and appreciation from instructors.
“Too Old To Be A Hooker Too Young To Be A Madam is over-the-top Hollywood high camp, wild and evocative. Funny, great detail, wild, wild satire,” said Eve La Salle Caram, instructor in fiction writing.
Eaton is set to sign copies of her bawdy book at the 11th Annual West Hollywood Book Fair, from 10 a.m.-6 p.m., Sunday, Sept. 30 at the West Hollywood Library and West Hollywood Park, 625 North San Vicente Blvd.
The free event offers free parking and free shuttle. For more information, visit www.westhollywoodbookfair.org.
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