Because She Thought
She Loved Me 21 November 1997 About the Author Bibliography Maxim
Jakubowski
Because She Thought
She Loved Me 21 November 1997
About the Author
Bibliography
Because She Thought She Loved Me
The course of true love doesn't run easy when your husband is
a powerful pornographer who controls most of the shady side of the Internet. And when a
tender love affair runs out of control, desperate measures are needed to stop the darkness
engulfing its frantic protagonists.
Because She Thought She Loved Me offers a thrilling descent
into the heart of sexual madness, moving in overdrive from London's West End, via the
sinister private clubs of Paris, to the no-holds-barred illegal strip-joints of New York.
Maxim Jakubowski continues his daring exploration of the night side of sex in a
suspenseful tale full of memorable characters and sharp emotions.
"The King of the Erotic
Thriller!” Crime Time
What the critics said about It's You That I Want
to Kiss...
"An unholy mixture of Jim Thompson and
American Psyche" Time Out
"Sexy, tough and gritty..."
Merchant of Menace (Canada)
"it memorably evokes the ghosts of Cain and
Hammett and delivers some of the scariest writing since American Psyche" City Life
(UK)
What the critics said about Life in the World of
Women…
"The hard sexy edge of Henry Miller and the
redeeming grief of Jack Kerouac. A first class collection." Mystery Scene.
"As hardboiled as Hammett. " Locus
About The Author
Maxim Jakubowski was born in Barnet but brought up in Paris.
He followed a career in publishing by opening the Murder One bookshop in London in 1988.
He writes, edits and publishes in many areas of genre fiction, including SF and fantasy,
mystery and erotica. He edited the best-selling Mammoth Book of Erotica and its follow-up,
The Mammoth Book of International Erotica. As publisher, he has been responsible for
various cult imprints, including Black Box Thrillers, Blue Murder and Eros Plus. He has
also published over thirty books of his own, including The Great Movies Live, London Noir,
the New Crimes series, Royal Crimes, Murders for the Fireside, No Alibi, Fresh Blood (with Mike Ripley) and The Mammoth
Book of Pulp Fiction. He is an official advisor to several international film festivals,
writer for a variety of publications, including The Observer, The Big Issue, and The
Guardian, and reviews crime in a monthly column in Time Out. He is also contributing
editor to Mystery Scene and a winner of the Anthony Award.
[../twebref.htm]
