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Nude Photo Galleries: A Review of “PrissyBlaire Nudes”

In The Princess and the Piss Girl, Candice Wright offers up a steamy tale of a young girl’s search for self-love in modern-day France. Caught between two men, she’s ordered to remain with one until he agrees to give her away. So ensues a game of truth and deception, which will have everyone including the handsome Paris Hilton waxing all over it. As expected from a Piss Girl author, the story is full of plot twists and turns, with everyone’s desire to have Cie Claire stuffed and shoved into the trashcan. This book was not at all what I expected and I needed to give it a read just to make sure I didn’t miss anything significant.

I wasn’t sure how honest and realistic Candice’s descriptions of her life could be since she was pictured in a provocative pose for the pictures. Was she telling the truth about her background and current circumstances? And if so, why did she need to use explicit language to lure her man into letting her photograph herself for some “nude photos” on the internet? All of these questions and more are answered in this fast-paced book. If you have never seen the actual photos, you will want to read about them here. But if you have seen them and like the story, then you can decide if you want more of the same.

While on the subject of cams, Prissyblaire shows off her manhood by performing a few poses that I have never seen before and she even tells us about her “special day”, complete with lingerie! She also talks about how using live sex cams has helped her to achieve some “special sizzling” moments in the bedroom. One thing that struck me as a little odd was her reference to masturbation as a therapy for low libido. I would think that she would be more comfortable talking about her love life in an open and honest way, instead of referring to it as a form of “male enhancement”.

The author, Priscilla J. Libow, is a certified sex therapist and psychologist. She brings a very scientific approach to her writing. She makes it easy to understand and enjoyable to read. It took me a little while to get used to her style, but once I did, I could feel her pleasure and enjoy reading about her adventures. The book contains a lot of information on male sexuality, but the chapters tend to be a bit short and occasionally confusing.

There are several nude photo galleries, each one featuring photos of Priss’ other characters in a specific scene or setting. These are accompanied by a brief description of the photo, including location, photographer, and any words associated with the image. Some are enhanced for a better viewing experience. I especially enjoyed the gallery of the “perfect” couple, which has a great arrangement of the top photo and the bottom one in the same frame.

The negatives of some of the images in Priscilla’s collection of “Naked High Teens” are kept separately, and I always appreciate having a backup in case the negatives get lost. Overall, the book was a fun and interesting read. If you’re looking for a sexy book with good insights, then this is a must have.