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CONFESSIONS OF A HIGH-PRICED CALL GIRL
By: Patricia Lieb, Dimitra Ekmektsis

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May 2006
164 pages
ISBN: 1419624210
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Non-Fiction Memoir

The unbelievable happenings in the life of Dimitra Ekmektsis come alive on the first page and live through the ending. Dimitra begins her accounts living in an apartment in Reno and uses flashbacks to inform readers of life growing up in Germany, moving to the big city, then relocating to New York where she worked as an escort. One of her first clients was screenwriter Aaron Sorkin, known as the creator of The West Wing series.

As well as showing drug-and-champagne-soaked nights with Sorkin, Dimitra recalls a three-year relationship with an older “sugar daddy.” When she could no longer deal with his pitiful demands, she ran off to Miami Beach and became a stripper—during which time she produced a CD for a Hip-Hop group.

While in Miami, she renewed her relationship with Sorkin via steamy e-mails—a relationship that continued for several years. After Miami, Dimitra went to work at the Kit Kat Ranch, a legal brothel near Carson City, NV, where she met good girls living in a sad working environment. Deciding to leave the ranch, she started advertising on the Internet.

Then, like a Godsend, Dimitra met the screenwriter/producer William Richert. He summoned her to Los Angeles and interviewed her for his Website at .

Dimitra tells all in “Confessions of a High-Priced Call Girl,” including sexual encounters with clients and lovers who had no clue about her profession—from a prince from Oman to her unsuspecting landlord.

Read this book and you will fall in love with the author, as did many of her clients and boyfriends.

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