Experience the Book
“Most Sugar Daddies are lonely. They desire the lust that left their marriage decades ago, or the naughty that never was. They want a woman willing to be naked with the light on…”
Élise Lamoureaux is surviving as a high school French teacher in California, parenting her pre-teen sons while trying to give them the kind of childhood she never had. Then an anonymous letter arrives in her school cubby: “YOU NEED TO WAKE UP. Seth is having an affair behind your back.”
Seth, her live-in boyfriend, is not just a boyfriend—but a Sugar Daddy.
Recently, Élise has been secretly saving money for her family as a paid girlfriend, a job that has proven to be occasionally unpalatable but mostly gratifying. Now hurt, furious, and unmoored, she logs back onto the Sugar Daddy site, intrigued by a new man professing to be a proper Dom—someone who can satiate her sexual appetite.
What follows is a candid, explicit, and poignant personal journey. What Sort of Woman is an exploration and celebration of sex—but it’s also about socioeconomic longing, the echoes of trauma, and the delicate rules around being a “good” girl, woman, and mother. Beneath it all lies an inspiring recovery memoir examining the layers of selfhood found in sobriety, and what it takes for one woman to love herself after decades of familial, sexual, and spiritual subjugation.
Find this erotic memoir on Amazon and wherever else books are sold. Soon available on audio.
Experience the Book
“Most Sugar Daddies are lonely. They desire the lust that left their marriage decades ago, or the naughty that never was. They want a woman willing to be naked with the light on…”
Élise Lamoureaux is surviving as a high school French teacher in California, parenting her pre-teen sons while trying to give them the kind of childhood she never had. Then an anonymous letter arrives in her school cubby: “YOU NEED TO WAKE UP. Seth is having an affair behind your back.”
Seth, her live-in boyfriend, is not just a boyfriend—but a Sugar Daddy.
Recently, Élise has been secretly saving money for her family as a paid girlfriend, a job that has proven to be occasionally unpalatable but mostly gratifying. Now hurt, furious, and unmoored, she logs back onto the Sugar Daddy site, intrigued by a new man professing to be a proper Dom—someone who can satiate her sexual appetite.
What follows is a candid, explicit, and poignant personal journey. What Sort of Woman is an exploration and celebration of sex—but it’s also about socioeconomic longing, the echoes of trauma, and the delicate rules around being a “good” girl, woman, and mother. Beneath it all lies an inspiring recovery memoir examining the layers of selfhood found in sobriety, and what it takes for one woman to love herself after decades of familial, sexual, and spiritual subjugation.
Find this erotic memoir on Amazon and wherever else books are sold. Soon available on audio.
Experience the Book
“Most Sugar Daddies are lonely. They desire the lust that left their marriage decades ago, or the naughty that never was. They want a woman willing to be naked with the light on…”
Élise Lamoureaux is surviving as a high school French teacher in California, parenting her pre—teen sons, trying to create a better life for them than the childhood she was given. Then an anonymous letter lands in her school cubby: “YOU NEED TO WAKE UP. Seth is having an affair behind your back.”
Seth, her live—in boyfriend, is not just a boyfriend—but a Sugar Daddy.
Recently, Élise has been secretly saving money for her family as a paid girlfriend, a job that has proven to be occasionally unpalatable, but mostly gratifying. Now, hurt, furious, and unmoored, she logs back onto the Sugar Daddy site, intrigued by a new man professing to be a proper Dom—someone who can satiate her sexual appetite.
What follows is a candid, explicit and poignant personal journey. What Sort of Woman is an exploration and celebration of sex—but it’s also about socioeconomic longing, the echoes of trauma, and the delicate rules. around being a “good” girl, woman, and mother. Beneath it all lies a dynamic and inspiring recovery memoir, examining the layers of selfhood found in sobriety, and what it takes for one woman to love herself after decades of familial, sexual, and spiritual subjugation.
Find this erotic memoir on Amazon and wherever else books are sold. Soon available on audio.
Experience the Book
Behind the magnetic honesty of What Sort of Woman is Élise Lamoureaux, a Los Angeles–based memoirist and poet gaining attention as one of today’s most compelling voices in steamy romance and erotic nonfiction.
Élise holds a BA in French and Linguistics and an MFA in Creative Writing. She is a former Sugar Baby and Submissive, and has worked as a date-for-hire and lingerie lap dancer. She spent nearly thirty years teaching languages in the secondary public school system.
If you go to my Master’s office, you might also disappear. First, you will hear next to nothing—then the dancing of the breeze in the eucalyptus trees. The carpet will swallow your footsteps. Percolating coffee scents and the spice of a man’s cologne. He’s seen before he’s heard. You will say hello, and he will say follow me. You will find him handsome. He will regard you over his shoulder and warn, the first time: You walk in here like you own the place. Then you will remember. Take the length of the hallway on your knees…
Dive into a Sugar Baby memoir soaked in desire, control, vulnerability, and self-revelation. Here’s a sneak peek inside this sensual romance novel:
Like anyone, I had a public face, a private face, and a secret face. I thought I was allowed. But someone had decided my life was their business. I made a cold calculation: I would lose everything if I lost Seth the stability, the money, the life I’d built on our arrangement. What sort of woman moves her kids in with a john?
Find this BDSM memoir for adults on Amazon and wherever else books are sold. Soon available on audio.
Behind the magnetic honesty of What Sort of Woman is Élise Lamoureaux, a Los Angeles–based memoirist and poet, gaining attention as one of today’s most compelling voices in steamy romance and erotic nonfiction.
Élise holds a BA in French and Linguistics and an MFA in NonfictionCreative Writing. She is a former Sugar Baby and Submissive, and has also worked as a date-for-hire and lingerie lap dancer. She spent nearly thirty years teaching languages in the secondary public school system.
Not merely another storyteller – Élise is a voice that dares to speak the truths many women silence: sexuality, addiction, traumaabuse, and the long, painful climb toward recoveryhealing. Her words become a lifeline, pulling readers into the unfiltered journey of a woman reclaiming her body, her desires, and ultimately her voicelife.
If you go to my Master’s office, you might also disappear. First, you will hear next to nothing—then the dancing of the breeze in the eucalyptus trees. The carpet will swallow your footsteps. Percolating coffee scents and the spice of a man’s cologne. He’s seen before he’s heard. You will say hello, and he will say follow me. You will find him handsome. He will regard you over his shoulder and warn, the first time: You walk in here like you own the place. Then you will remember. Take the length of the hallway on your knees.…
Dive into a Sugar Baby memoir soaked in desire, control, vulnerability, and self-revelation. Let’s have aHere’s a sneak peek inside this steamy sensual romance novel:.
“Like anyone, I had a public face, a private face, and a secret face. I thought I was allowed. But someone had decided my life was their business”
“I made a cold calculation: I would lose everything if I lost Seth the stability, the money, the life I’d built on our arrangement. What sort of woman moves her kids in with a john?”
Find this If you want to read this BDSM Memoir for adults, you can get it on Amazon and wherever else books are sold. Soon available on audio.
Behind the magnetic honesty of What Sort of Woman is Élise Lamoureaux, a Los Angeles–based memoirist and poet gaining attention as one of today’s most compelling voices in steamy romance and erotic nonfiction.
Élise holds a BA in French and Linguistics and an MFA in Creative Writing. She is a former Sugar Baby and Submissive, and has worked as a date-for-hire and lingerie lap dancer. She spent nearly thirty years teaching languages in the secondary public school system.
Élise is a voice that dares to speak the truths many women silence: sexuality, addiction, abuse, and the long, painful climb toward healing. Her words become a lifeline, pulling readers into the unfiltered journey of a woman reclaiming her body, her desires, and ultimately her life.
If you go to my Master’s office, you might also disappear. First, you will hear next to nothing—then the dancing of the breeze in the eucalyptus trees. The carpet will swallow your footsteps. Percolating coffee scents and the spice of a man’s cologne. He’s seen before he’s heard. You will say hello, and he will say follow me. You will find him handsome. He will regard you over his shoulder and warn, the first time: You walk in here like you own the place. Then you will remember. Take the length of the hallway on your knees…
Dive into a Sugar Baby memoir soaked in desire, control, vulnerability, and self-revelation. Here’s a sneak peek inside this sensual romance novel:
“Like anyone, I had a public face, a private face, and a secret face. I thought I was allowed. But someone had decided my life was their business”
“I made a cold calculation: I would lose everything if I lost Seth the stability, the money, the life I’d built on our arrangement. What sort of woman moves her kids in with a john?”
Find this BDSM Memoir for adults on Amazon and wherever else books are sold. Soon available on audio.