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`In 2006, Abby Lee's anonymous blog detailing her very colourful love life was turned into a bestselling book, but soon afterwards her cover was blown. This memoir reveals how being outed turned her life upside down. With large dollops sauciness, this is a fascinating read - but not one for the faint-hearted!' --Cosmopolitan
`The bright author's sequel follows what happened after her identity was exposed - how she coped with her family, friends and the media knowing about her intimate secrets - and will appeal to fans of the first book.'
--Scarlet magazine
`The bright author's sequel follows what happened after her identity was exposed - how she coped with her family, friends and the media knowing about her intimate secrets - and will appeal to fans of the first book.'
--Scarlet magazine
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She's back! More sexy adventures from our favourite seductress next door.
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2 of 3 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
I would never have thought that the 2nd book would be as good as the first but its better!
What a read, I have just read it in one sitting. It had me laughing out loud and wanting an early night aswell!
Fantastic book, thought provoking, serious and topics to make your imagination run wild!
Can't wait for book number 3!
Please keep the blog going and the entertainment flowing!
What a read, I have just read it in one sitting. It had me laughing out loud and wanting an early night aswell!
Fantastic book, thought provoking, serious and topics to make your imagination run wild!
Can't wait for book number 3!
Please keep the blog going and the entertainment flowing!
4 of 6 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
I loved this book as much as the first and have recommended it to many friends! I Cant understand the reviews with low star rating definitely not deserved! Zoe has guts to continue her blog and produce another book after being outed (anonymous writing is one thing but she is really out there now) I certainly respect the two finger approach, standing up and "saying this is me and I'm not ashamed." Good work Zoe keep it up. I look forward to future Publications.
4 of 6 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
In order to counteract the inaccurate review by Ms. Benes, I have given this 5 stars. My own review will follow once I've finished reading the book, but to the point:
The author of this review appears to be confusing Belle de Jour (Dr Brooke Magnanti) who 'outed' herself in The Times, with Girl with a One Track Mind (Zoe Margolis) who was was outed by The Times. The consequence of this was that Zoe lost her job in the film industry as a runner. The small size of that industry, where reputation is everything, meant that she could not find further work - call me old fashioned, but that looks like a career killer to me!
Review:
I picked up the first 'Girl With a One Track Mind' some time after Zoe was outed as a casual airport bookstore purchase and much enjoyed its mix of diarised sex exploits and handy hints & tips. Only subsequently did I track back to the blog to discover what the consequences of that book release were and the controversy caused. Since then I have followed the blog with interest, as well as having Zoe on my Twitter 'Follow' list.
Having tracked the blog back to the point where she was outed, much of the story re-told in 'Exposed' was familiar to me. In essence the book falls into two parts; a continuation where the first book left off, and the outing and subsequent events. I would say that if you enjoyed the first book, then you will no doubt enjoy the first part of the book. The real meat of the story though is in the second part of the story, at which point we begin to see Zoe's apparently confident exterior disintegrate in the face of a situation not of her own making (no matter what your views on the viability of internet anonymity). Where the book improves on the blog, is in the way in which it provides the glue to hold the story together, as we see what was going on 'behind the scenes' of the blog posts and how friends and family were reacting to the situation. Towards the end of the book we begin to see the emergence of a new career for Zoe, and that is where I would anticipate the next book taking us.
A good read and at times very instructive on the modus operandi of the British press.
The author of this review appears to be confusing Belle de Jour (Dr Brooke Magnanti) who 'outed' herself in The Times, with Girl with a One Track Mind (Zoe Margolis) who was was outed by The Times. The consequence of this was that Zoe lost her job in the film industry as a runner. The small size of that industry, where reputation is everything, meant that she could not find further work - call me old fashioned, but that looks like a career killer to me!
Review:
I picked up the first 'Girl With a One Track Mind' some time after Zoe was outed as a casual airport bookstore purchase and much enjoyed its mix of diarised sex exploits and handy hints & tips. Only subsequently did I track back to the blog to discover what the consequences of that book release were and the controversy caused. Since then I have followed the blog with interest, as well as having Zoe on my Twitter 'Follow' list.
Having tracked the blog back to the point where she was outed, much of the story re-told in 'Exposed' was familiar to me. In essence the book falls into two parts; a continuation where the first book left off, and the outing and subsequent events. I would say that if you enjoyed the first book, then you will no doubt enjoy the first part of the book. The real meat of the story though is in the second part of the story, at which point we begin to see Zoe's apparently confident exterior disintegrate in the face of a situation not of her own making (no matter what your views on the viability of internet anonymity). Where the book improves on the blog, is in the way in which it provides the glue to hold the story together, as we see what was going on 'behind the scenes' of the blog posts and how friends and family were reacting to the situation. Towards the end of the book we begin to see the emergence of a new career for Zoe, and that is where I would anticipate the next book taking us.
A good read and at times very instructive on the modus operandi of the British press.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
A real disappointment
I'm afraid this is the same old stuff rehashed and lazily put together. Witless, charmless and sexless, combined with the lumpy prose of Jeffrey Archer. Read more
Published 9 months ago by Michael Smith
Naughty, but nice...!
Wow! So refreshing for someone to write about her sexual drive so honestly. So often our sexual feelings are repressed or kept private but here Abby Lee says what she wants and... Read more
Published 10 months ago by petergee
Girl with a one track mind exposed!
This is the follow up to the brilliant "girl with a one track mind", which I personally have read cover to cover no less than 5 times! Read more
Published 15 months ago by Mr. R. M. Munoz
Not as good as the first, but still enjoyable
Abby Lee's first book was definitely more graphic and exciting I thought, this second book outlined much of her time spent when her identity was revealed. Read more
Published 22 months ago by cally
More than amazing!
Hooked from page 1; I can't recommend this book enough. A must have for the moden women. Simples.
Published 23 months ago by L. Banks
A must read for a man or woman!
Long awaited second book! Loved it! I feel some reviews are unfairly poor rated.You have to remember this is not just a book about sex! Read more
Published 23 months ago by Ms. S. A. Robertson
Bought for the wife
She says its fine.
Not as good as the first one though.
Not as good as the first one though.
Published on 28 May 2010 by Mr. I. Godfrey
hardly climactic
On the strength of Ms Lee's earlier volume, which I had found to be very sexy and well written, I had anticipated the publication of this with some excitement. Read more
Published on 21 April 2010 by lyrical eve
Absolutely Brilliant, Again!
Two years ago I read the first book and loved it, I've been waiting for another ever since! "Exposed" lived up to all my expectations and beyond. Read more
Published on 10 April 2010 by R. Atterton
Wonderfully Real
A great read, above all for the honesty of the writing. After enjoying the first book so much this didn't disappoint and I'd recommend this to anyone who isn't a Daily Mail... Read more
Published on 1 April 2010 by Dave S Sparrow
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