Sudden Death

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Summary: A Thinly-Veiled & Dull Bio of Brown's Life With Navratilova
Review: A more-than-likely realistic look at the female pro-tennis circuit from Martina's erstwhile lover, Rita Mae Brown. Includes an erotic lesbian encounter in a motel room between female tennis star, the dominant Carmen Semana, and her latest conquest, the submissive Bonnie Bishop.

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Summary: Tennis Soap Opera
Review: A more-than-likely realistic look at the female pro-tennis circuit from Martina's erstwhile lover, Rita Mae Brown. Includes an erotic lesbian encounter in a motel room between female tennis star, the dominant Carmen Semana, and her latest conquest, the submissive Bonnie Bishop.

Rating:
Summary: A Thinly-Veiled & Dull Bio of Brown's Life With Navratilova
Review: Even though this book was terrible, it starred lesbians, and that's got to count for something. Exactly 2 stars.

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Summary: Sweet revenge served with a spin
Review: This book, clearly about the author's time as Martina Navratilova's tennis tour spouse, manages to relive the time withoutjilted love bitterness (or even mentioning the tennis star). Very good description of the tennis circuit. Contains one of Brown's best ever scenes: the verbal battle between two friends (winner gets a Tiffany stick pin) to name the most brand names of movie theatre candy -- hilarious and uniqely Rita Mae Brown.