Through the haze of late nights and smoke filled rooms it takes a while to figure out Sally Jay is in fact an aspiring actress, trying to break into the business through some associates of hers, She is living in the city of lovers thanks to some loot donated to her precisely for this purpose by her kindly Uncle Roger, who apparently understands her 'predilection for being continually on the wing'. I loved her, Most importantly of all she was simply authentic, with flaws and all that. After all, does it seem reasonable for men to carry on this way and not women?. One thing she definitely is, is a most likable heroine, she wants to have fun!, she wants to bed men!, good for her I say. There are cocktail parties, sexual dilemmas, falling in love, falling out of love, drunkenness, losing money, losing her passport, pretty safe to say she is a complex hoot. Dying her hair pink, she struts around town in her failed outfits (stubbornly dividing them into three looks: Tyrolean Peasant, Bar Girl, and Dreaded Librarian), she sets out to put the Parisians to shame with her antics.

Although it's not all plain sailing for this seductive temptress. It's the 50's and American Sally Jay Gorce is young, attractive, slightly disorganised and ever so keen to come to Paris on the wealth of her Uncle, to have a bloody good time!. I just got out of the bed of some Frenchman.' 'where have you been!' you look as if you've just got out of bed?'

The dud avocado book