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Random House New Zealand. Very Good. 12mo - over 6.75- 7.75 inches tall. Paperback. 1999. Light soiling to upper page edges, price sticker on back cover. 219 pages .
The Wages of Sin ISBN 13: 9781869413682
ISBN 10: 1869413687
Paperback; Auckland: Hi Marketing, 2000; ISBN-13: 978-1869413682
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The Wages of Sin: A New Zealand Prostitute's Story
by Jean Turvey
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The Wages of Sin - A New Zealand Prostitute's Story
by Turvey, Jean
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Auckland: Random House. Very Good+ with no dust jacket. (1999). First Edition. Softcover. 1869413687 . No signatures. ; 219 pages. Page dimensions: 198 x 127mm. Autobiography. "The autobiography offers an insight into the world of a prostitute. Jean Turvey encountered all sorts of people - both customers and co-workers - and each showed her aspects of human nature that she'd never seen before. She learned about their needs and dreams, their hang-ups and vulnerabilities." .
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