Gigolo: Inside the Secret World of the Super Rich

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The prose is rich and flows amazingly well, taking us with Ben and making us feel the weight of his choices. The guy wasn’t very friendly and look down on Ben, but one day there was a group of rich and powerful ladies visiting the client’s mother and they all took interest in the dark hair, blue eyed masseuse. He became a victim of his own facade, his seductive aura, that of a male masseur, his hands all slathered in oil, too smooth my brother too smooth. If it is a book on true events, I would have loved to get the view of Ben now, looking back on this when he is older.

After Christian Bale's character got shot, Russell Crowe's character ended up shooting his entire crew.

So, he has to lie to his wife to keep up the pretence about his new profession and choices are made that make us share the dilemma if by selling his services and his body, Ben will end up losing his soul and everything else he held dear before being caught in this whirlwind of wealth and opportunities. Ben, not his real name, began to get daily text messages — and the next woman to get in touch was a friend of the Royal Family. I went to stately homes, Parisian sex parties, the Far East, luxury country homes and city apartments. What I particularly liked is how it provides insight into London's class structure, like old money versus the Nouveau riche. He said: "I was working in the gym doing extra treatments for a bit of extra cash and I was approached by a gentleman.

This book is just as much of a roller-coaster ride of excitement and anticipation for the reader, as the real life events it describes were for Ben, a working class boy drawn into the bizarre and uninhibited world of super-rich women.Ben Foster invites the reader into his life as a male sex worker, giving us every detail of his alluring and complicated story. Do you guys think it was out of revenge for killing Bale because he came to respect him or does he know they were gonna betray him someday anyway? I have to say that it's not a book I would give to my grandmother - the descriptive writing style that paints Ben's world so well loses none of its detail as he carries out the duties that books title suggests, but if you are looking for something that has the style and grace of James Bond with the PG rating well and truly stripped away, then this book is for you. He tells how he bedded a fiery TV host who liked “forceful sex”, took cocaine with a Hollywood actress who would pour out her heart to him and romped with a well-known City high-flyer while her dogs watched. Sex and money paved his road and like he said he takes pride in his job, he firmly believed in doing an excellent job, who wouldn’t be.

Ben Foster’s true life story explores the extravagance of old and new wealth in today’s Britain and reveals how the super rich can find no way to relieve their boredom other than with multiple partners and through sex lives that grow ever more kinky and erotic. We all know as do anyone who’s watched a lot of football when your side is winning and clearly going to win all you want to do is gloat and celebrate not fight. that his wife never really queries his sudden influx of designer suits, new cars, weekends away, even newly shaved genitals (and saying that they only have vanilla sex in the dark really doesn't explain the latter). Having used a small inheritance to train as a masseur, he brings in a little extra income from the few clients he has managed to net.Where do you start, you would think this book is made up, but the main performer in this book Ben Foster has made it blatantly clear this is based on actual events. as an innocent, naive, working-class lad with little education or savoir faire, not only is he self-reflective throughout this narrative, but he's also pretty spot-on in his analyses of class, economic disparities and social inequalities.

Sorry moaning about opposing players giving it large after they’ve scored or our manager celebrating with our fans is just hypocrisy to highest level. This book would make an amazing TV show, which I'd be sure to tune in every week if that was ever to happen.All too soon, his life with “The Committee” ends, the number of sexual encounters stops at 2,000, and the economic crisis of 2008 teaches Ben even more. At that point, my life was 'this is what we are going to do and this is how you are going to do it'," Mr Perkins said. Submissions should be for the purpose of informing or initiating a discussion, not just to entertain readers. I don’t know how Foster managed that – except perhaps by actually living it (if that makes any sense).