Delicious Sex

by Gael Greene

Explains everything that every woman needs to know for a more fulfilling love life, featuring sections on dressing for sex, foreplay, and seductions in restaurants and including exercises, costume ideas, and fantasy scenarios

Genres: Sexuality, Reference, Adult, Nonfiction

174 pages, Hardcover

First published October 1, 1986

About the author

Gael Greene was an American restaurant critic, author, and novelist.

Reviews

[Lacey]

This is it! This is the book I used to sneak and read at my public library as a preteen in the late 80s, I just remembered the name . I used to read it every chance I got while waiting to be picked up after “studying”. From what I remember it was weird and hilarious. I seem to remember something about “forkplay” and I think this is the book that suggested babies feel sexual pleasure, which as a twelve-year-old babysitter kinda freaked me out and confused me. The 80s need to go to jail. Ha, I’m tempted to find it now, for a laugh!

[HeavyReader]

I'm not too excited about this book. Yawn.

I think it was written to help women like sex more and be more creative in their sexual lives. It's a minimally helpful masturbatory aid.