Anonymous 
Bedroom Roulette 
TruLOVE Collection

What was love really like in the 1970s? Women were marching forward in the Women’s Movement, “bringing home the bacon, ” exercising their newfound sexual freedom, and still searching for true love. Introducing, Bedroom Roulette, the latest book in the Tru LOVE Collection series, guest edited by romance book expert Ron Hogan.



Bedroom Roulette is a collection of 13 love stories focused on the changing lives, loves and careers of women in the ‘70s. It’s hard to resist these tantalizing tales with titles like:



· “Bedroom Roulette – The Game Suburban Housewives Play”



· “We Joined Our Teenage Daughter at a Free-Love Farm”



· “The Night My Husband Demanded an Orgy”



· “Why Not? We Used To Be Married”





Hogan provides a revealing look at various kinds of love stories from the early 1970s in America. Topics that were previously taboo were now being discussed in “polite” society. The sexual revolution was in full swing and the feminist movement was taking hold. Pop culture is alive and well in Bedroom Roulette as it gives readers a “fly on the wall” peek at a pivotal moment in American cultural history. Many of the stories included in this Tru LOVE Collection will surprise—and possibly shock–the reader.

Giới thiệu về tác giả

By Anonymous*
*The stories presented here were first published as ‘true stories’ . . . at a time when it was necessary to hide the true identities of the women associated with these tales to avoid scandal. We have chosen to maintain the veil of the authors’ anonymity to protect the innocent . . . and the not so innocent. The timeless love stories from True Romance and True Love live on.


Edited By:
Ron Hogan co-founded Lady Jane’s Salon, a monthly reading series dedicated to romance fiction, and has been its primary host since 2009. He’s also produced literary events throughout New York City, and was one of the first people to launch a book-related website, Beatrice.com. In addition to digging through the Tru Love Stories archives for great stories, he publishes a digital magazine (also called Beatrice!) of interviews with some of today’s best writers.