Willing - Spencer, Scott
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From the author of "Endless Love" comes this funny, yet intensely moving, story of Avery, a man who faces a mid-life crisis at 37. His Uncle Ezra offers to help him get back on track by sending him on a high-end sex tour, and Avery gets his big idea: write a book about the experience.
Thirty-seven-year-old freelance writer Avery Jankowsky is devastated when his girlfriend, Deirdre, confesses that she has been having an affair. Beside himself with jealousy and grief, Avery accepts his uncle Ezra's advice--and his tickets to an all-expenses-paid international sex tour. Sensing a white-hot…mehr

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From the author of "Endless Love" comes this funny, yet intensely moving, story of Avery, a man who faces a mid-life crisis at 37. His Uncle Ezra offers to help him get back on track by sending him on a high-end sex tour, and Avery gets his big idea: write a book about the experience.
Thirty-seven-year-old freelance writer Avery Jankowsky is devastated when his girlfriend, Deirdre, confesses that she has been having an affair. Beside himself with jealousy and grief, Avery accepts his uncle Ezra's advice--and his tickets to an all-expenses-paid international sex tour. Sensing a white-hot book idea (and a chance to get back at faithless Deirdre), Avery joins a group of mostly wealthy and accomplished travelers on a mad Nordic whirl, descending ever deeper into a world that is equal parts hilarity and nightmare. From two-time National Book Award finalist Scott Spencer comes a startling tour de force that explores the limits of male restraint, the intoxications of privilege, and the maddening dangers of freedom.
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Scott Spencer is the author of twelve novels, including Endless Love, Waking the Dead, A Ship Made of Paper, and Willing. He has taught at Columbia University, the Iowa Writers' Workshop, Williams College, the University of Virginia, and at Eastern Correctional Facility as part of the Bard Prison Initiative. He lives in upstate New York.