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Ride with Me to the Chicken Ranch Brothel: Secrets & Stories Revealed by an Exclusive Chicken Ranch Limo Driver
Most all stories relating to legal prostitution are always about the ladies. The men that visit are never the subject. Having driven for the Chicken Ranch for seven years has afforded me insight into that subject. My limo became a confessional. Learn the many reasons why men choose to visit legal brothels. Read what really transpires behind the bedroom doors from both the ladies and the men as they disclose deep dark secrets to only me. A buzzer rings loudly filling the halls of the Chicken Ranch. It's the signal that one of our limousines has arrived with a customer. Twenty beautiful ladies scamper to get to the line-up area. The madam leads them into the parlor with the words "Ladies, You Have Company." The story begins here. Buckle up! Enjoy the ride!
184 pages, Paperback
First published July 5, 2012
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October 26, 2020
The hell? The author mentions on the last page not to judge the women but spends most of the book doing just that.
There are soooo many typos and wrong words. Was there no editor? So much of it lacked organization. Blocks and blocks of text.
I am from Nevada and have studied brothels and read many books on it. This is definitely the worst. Mainly because this guys comes off as a bigot. He talks about how Asian men are small, refers to a masculine tall woman as “it,” and talks about a Middle Eastern client by mentioning that he could be a terrorist.
It’s sad because there are some interesting things in this book. The ignorance just comes off as if it were written in 1950.
There are soooo many typos and wrong words. Was there no editor? So much of it lacked organization. Blocks and blocks of text.
I am from Nevada and have studied brothels and read many books on it. This is definitely the worst. Mainly because this guys comes off as a bigot. He talks about how Asian men are small, refers to a masculine tall woman as “it,” and talks about a Middle Eastern client by mentioning that he could be a terrorist.
It’s sad because there are some interesting things in this book. The ignorance just comes off as if it were written in 1950.
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