Amour Amour & Amour Encore. Erotic memoirs of Paris in the 1950s.

First published 1993 (Amour Amour) & 1994 (Amour Encore), now published in one volume. Paris 1955. Enter a world of chic showgirls and long-limbed dancers, of smoky cabarets in Montmartre and expensive cafés on the Champs-Elysées, of afternoon assignations in hotel bedrooms and late-night trysts in bachelor apartments. This is the milieu of Suzette Bernard, a beauty from the chorus of the Folies Bergère. But Suzette has ambitions he wants to exchange her ostrich plumes and cache-sexe for the elegant gowns of the singing stars who perform in front of her. She'd swap her many adoring lovers for a chance at a solo career. And though her voice may be slight, her stunning legs and spectacular breats ensure that she makes the very most of her opportunities. Erotic escapades in 1950s Paris. Suzette Bernard has made it out of the chorus line of the Folies Bergere and into the plush night clus of the Avenue Montaigne, her endless legs, full bosom and exquisite features enhance her cabaret performances. She whispers songs of love to women who look like her and to men who want to have her in their bed. A few of them do get that honour, such as film producer Julien Brocq, and the penniless existentialist poet Michel Radiguet.