With her brilliant wit and silky prose, Linda Jaivin creates a wickedly funny romp through the undergrowth of female desire. After Eat Me, lust, laughter and chocolate ice cream will never be the same again.
Eat Me tells the story of four women living in Sydney in the mid-nineties. Julia is a photographer. Chantal edits a fashion magazine. Helen is a feminist academic. And Philippa is writing a novel. The best of friends, they haunt the designer cafes of Darlinghurst, eyeing the passing talent and swapping stories.
Sexy, intelligent and predatory, these women are creatures of their times, as are the men in their lives-Jake the 'slacker gigolo', Marc the wannabe feminist and Mengzhong the Beijing sword-swallower. But can we believe their wild and wicked descriptions of their erotic exploits?
'Erotic escapism at its best, with a touch of humour and a touch of class; a blend of fetishism, fun and kiwi fruit!' New Woman
