Naked Came the Stranger

De: Penelope Ashe

Narrado por: Lauren Fortgang

A steamy, best-selling tale of Long Island lust, written as a daring literary hoax by Newsday columnist Mike McGrady and two dozen of his colleagues.

For talk show host Gillian Blake, the suburbs have long been a paradise. On the radio, she and her husband are Gilly and Billy, local media stars and "New York’s Sweethearts of the Air". At home they’re the envy of their neighbors. Only in the bedroom is their life less than perfect. When Gillian learns that her husband has a mistress, she takes revenge the only way she can. With each lover she takes, her lust multiplies, until this demure housewife becomes a creature of pure passion. No man on Long Island - be he hippie, mobster, or rabbi - is safe when Gillian goes on the prowl.

Written by 24 reporters under the moniker of Penelope Ashe, Naked Came the Stranger was an attempt to produce the steamiest and most wildly over-the-top novel of all time - good writing be damned. A sensation upon its first release, 40 years later the book remains one of the most sinfully amusing potboilers ever published.

©1969 Mike Grady (P)2012 Audible, Inc.

Revenge is a dish best served naked!!!

She's mad about being cheated on and she's not going to take it anymore. She's not only going to make a few sleazy dudes pay, she's going to make them all pay!

This is a fun, sexy story of dirty, perverted, adultery used as a form of revenge. She's going to break their hearts, their relationships and leave them limp and wanting!

The sex scenes are almost too much after awhile and I'm more shocked then anyone that I'm saying that.

Different aspects of the society. you can see it's

it's very intriguing. you can see different aspects of sex affars. The instinc required. Everyone have the lust no matter their occupation or religion.

Raw and insensitive bullshit fantasy.

Definitely written by a male living in a fantasy would of masterbation and lonelyness in the sixties.

Required Reading for Valley of the Dolls Fans

Naked Came the Stranger is hilariously funny, arch, and vicious tale of New York City life. It’s the ultimate get-in-bed-and-listen-all-day novel. Written as a hoax by Mike McGrady posing as a "demure Long Island housewife" Penelope Ashe, it was called "trash" in it's day, but it's like Faulkner comared to Fifty Shades of Gray. Why can't anyone write this level of trash today?