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Book Description When his fiancée dies suddenly on holiday in Genoa, Teddy Simpkins finds himself at a support group...for necrophiliacs. As Teddy gets more and more involved with the members of this group, he finds himself giving in to impulses he has never even thought about before — for instance, would it really be so bad to steal his wife's body from an Italian morgue for his own devious purposes? Starting with necrophilia and working his way to many popular — but uncomfortable, and occasionally illegal — sexual fetishes, Jonathan Elston attacks a world of loose morals and misguided sexual adventure. And to think — a satirical exposé of fetishism begins with something as anaphrodiasiac as a Death in Genoa. |
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