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  1. Linda Kay Klein's book delves into the purity movement and the culture of sexual shaming within the evangelical community in the U.S. The book is described as a mix of memoir and expose, where Klein shares her own experiences and interviews evangelical women who have been negatively impacted by the church's teachings on purity. Through anecdotes and statistics, Klein explores the long-lasting effects of the purity culture, including victim blaming, submission of women to men, and the struggles faced by those who have left the evangelical faith.

    I yanked my T-shirt up, exposed my twenty-year-old belly, and strained to lift my head from the bed so I could survey the damage. A nearly foot-long open wound, freshly stuffed with gauze, ran the len...

  2. The Great Sex Rescue by Sheila Wray Gregoire, Joanna Sawatsky, and Rebecca Gregoire Lindenbach is a groundbreaking book that challenges the harmful messages about sex and marriage perpetuated by popular Christian marriage books. Through data collected from over 20,000 women, the authors uncover the damaging impact of these messages on women and marriages, offering a healthier, biblical understanding of sex. The book exposes the lies and stereotypes promoted in Christian marriage literature and advocates for a more respectful, mutual, and loving approach to sex within marriage.


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    Mercy
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    Book 4 in the series:Salacious Players Club

    Mercy - Salacious Players Club by Sara Cate
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    'Mercy' in the series 'Salacious Players Club' by Sara Cate follows the journey of Maggie and Beau as they explore a domme-sub relationship after being matched through an app. The book delves into themes of self-discovery, empowerment, and acceptance of one's desires and kinks. Through Maggie's tenderness and Beau's growth, the story unfolds with a mix of spice, secrets, and emotional depth, showcasing the transformation and impact they have on each other.

    The writing style of Sara Cate in 'Mercy' beautifully portrays the characters' development and emotional growth. The book explores the complexities of the domme-sub relationship with eagerness and openness, highlighting the characters' willingness to learn about themselves and each other while testing their limits in safe and consensual ways.


    (Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Salacious Players Club )

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    A Holly Jolly Ever After - A Christmas Notch by Julie Murphy, Sierra Simone
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    A Holly Jolly Ever After in the series 'A Christmas Notch' by Julie Murphy and Sierra Simone follows the story of Winnie Baker, a former child star transitioning into more adult roles, who finds herself filming a risqué Christmas movie in Christmas Notch opposite Kallum Lieberman, a former boy band member. As Winnie grapples with her conservative upbringing and a failed marriage, Kallum becomes her unexpected partner in both the movie and her journey of self-discovery. The book explores themes of sexual empowerment, second chances, and the complexities of relationships against the backdrop of a festive setting.


    (Also, see 100 recommendations for the series A Christmas Notch )

  5. The Purity Myth by Jessica Valenti delves into the harmful effects of America's obsession with virginity, particularly on young women. Valenti's writing style combines wit and informative storytelling, challenging preconceived notions of female sexuality. The book discusses topics such as the virginity movement, sex education, race, and the objectification of women's bodies, weaving together facts and personal stories to shed light on the damaging impact of societal expectations surrounding virginity.

    IN THE MOMENTS AFTER I FIRST HAD SEX, my then-boyfriend—lying down next to me over his lint-covered blanket—grabbed a pen from his nightstand and drew a heart on the wall molding above his bed with ou...

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    Purity
    Book 1 in the series:Purity

    Purity - Purity by Skyler Mason
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    In 'Purity' by Skyler Mason, Livvy rebels against purity culture, creating a list of things to do before the summer ends with the help of her best friend. The book tackles the complexities of purity culture and religion, showcasing Livvy's journey of breaking free from toxic beliefs while still maintaining her Christian faith. The plot unfolds with a mix of laughter, tears, and emotional depth, exploring themes of friendship, love, trauma, and personal growth.


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