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Taboo: Sacred, Don't Touch: An Autobiographical Journey Spanning Six Thousand Years

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Kay Taylor Parker was a legend in the adult films industry - a classier, more attractive woman has never been found. Now she turns her talents to writing her autobiography. This is a compelling read about a remarkable life's journey. Kay approaches it as she seems to have approached everything else in her life - with honor, style, and passion. This is well worth a read.

This is one of those books that is easily likened to an old friend, one full of love and warmth.That's how I felt when I read it. Indeed, the author lets the reader in on her life's journey full of triumphs and sorrows with a candor and transparency that is utterly endearing. I agree with the above review wholeheartedly. This book is a compelling read and the type of a book that powerfully invites re-reads. I admire how this gutsy lady tackles difficult topics in her life head-on like shame and unworthiness. She never overplays it in any way for effect---just addresses these (and other tough topics) with just the import they deserve in natural and genuine way.The effect is that the author's writing takes on an effortless ease. What is conveyed is a very wise, generous, loving spirit. It's as though you're reading the words of a dear friend. Also, from time to time, she displays a delicious sense of humour to boot! I heartily recommend this book! It is definitely a 5 star effort!