The book “A Prostitute Tells All Inside The Bedrooms of a U.S.Brothel” is written by Melissa Holland and gives an inside look into the world of brothels. In most cases, ladies are considered meat, and they must give half of their income to their workplaces. Despite this, these places don’t have any issues. Secondly, the book also unveils reasons behind legalizing brothels in some states, such as Nevada. Few people ever visit these places, but reality shows like Survivor or Cathouse may make us feel ready for prostitution.
Readers highly appreciated this book because it exposed many things that were kept hidden. Besides exposing these secrets, the author also offers advice on how to quit such jobs. It is a book about Prostitution warning you against the risks and explaining how not become one. A Prostitute Tells All Inside The Bedrooms of a U.S.Brothel by Catherine Hof.
Although it’s very shocking, the story is an authentic representation of what life in a prostitute’s trading place looks like. When we read A Prostitute Tells All Inside The Bedrooms of a U.S.Brothel though, we get a glimpse into what that life could be like Of course, there are those who fantasize about it while others find themselves bred within filthy sex dens.
This is why A Prostitute’s Life in a US Brothel is such an exciting piece about prostitution itself. She also lays out how she earns her income with some disturbing details. I think that real life at brothels makes more sense than many TV shows depicting the life of prostitutes.
In reality, however, a brothel is more like family stuff. For instance; women do works for brothels. Their mothers usually suffer from drug addiction which mostly serves top business men. Who are often girls from families with broken homes? Some are mommas too and majority women in this book are colored women. A Prostitute Tells All Inside The Bedrooms of a U.S.Brothel by a Prostitute
The brothels featured in the book “A Prostitute Tells All Inside The Bedrooms of a U.S. Brothel” are notorious for being very disreputable. On the contrary, however, the brothels in the book were friendly places. For example, these women were paid to perform sex to their employers such that not only brothels had them.
