Bøger af Joan Kelly

Madison Domange was your average teenager. She had a loving family and a good group of friends at school. Other than skipping a few classes she never got in trouble and maintained decent grades. But that was all about to change. When tragedy strikes, Madison and her father deal with it in the only way they know how.....by shutting down. As their relationship begins to change, so do all of Madison's other relationships. She slowly begins to shut down from everyone around her in an effort to protect herself from further pain. She quickly realizes she can't deal with grief on her own but when she tries to open up she is brutally disappointed. Will she be able to break through and find help? Or will all the emotions she has been bottling up inside lead her to places she can never turn back from?

These posthumous essays by Joan Kelly, a founder of women's studies, represent a profound synthesis of feminist theory and historical analysis and require a realignment of perspectives on women in society from the Middle Ages to the present.

A college girl discovers that women's studies doesn't have to stand in the way of the joys of sexual submission in this hot, no-holds-barred account of one woman's pursuit of her ultimate fantasy.