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The Costa Del Sol is a paradise for many. Sun, sea, beaches and a laid-back lifestyle - no wonder it attracts so many ex-pat Brits. But for women who find themselves alone or trapped in stalled marriages, it can be a version of hell. Thats where Dean Saunders comes in.The handsome 20-something Essex boy has what any man would consider a dream job. Hes a gigolo, paid to put a little excitement into the night life of bored Costa Del Sol woman. For the first time, he tells his sexy story.Dean first thought of his unusual career when he was propositioned by an older lady in a bar in Marbella. The experience got him thinking and it wasnt long before hed set up in business with a keen client base. Sometimes they wanted sex, sometimes they wanted company - sometimes they wanted both. And sometimes their husbands wanted a word with Dean. Hes seen it all.The once-shy young man blossomed into an open-minded, confident Costa player and he has an inexhaustible supply of stories about great nights of passion and narrow escapes from cuckolded men who were often of the big and scary variety. Hes also had encounters with well-known women who have found themselves stranded on the Costa del Sol. Indiscreet, funny and breathtakingly cheeky, youll love the hottest star of the hottest coast. Hes revealing his extraordinary life in the most outrageous memoir of the year. Meet the man the ladies will pay a fortune to be with.

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Nice Work if You Can Get It I Used to Go on Holiday to Meet Women Now They Go on Holiday to Meet Me - image 1

To Grunger Bird
Love always,
Biker Boy

Desperate housewife? Disappointed with dating?

Craving excitement or romance?

Nice Work if You Can Get It I Used to Go on Holiday to Meet Women Now They Go on Holiday to Meet Me - image 2

Treat yourself to a male escort tonight.
Call Deano, 619 XXX XXXX

N o words written or spoken will ever express how grateful I am to have a - photo 3

N o words, written or spoken, will ever express how grateful I am to have a family like mine.

Thank you, Mum and Dad, for being so encouraging when Im doing the right thing and so forgiving when Ive done wrong. When the difference between the two was blurry, that was not your fault.

And thank you Neil Boycey Saunders. We may be chalk and cheese, but were still blood. Remember, bruv, this time next year

I have been blessed with so many good friends, but some were more involved in the making of this book in various ways, so I would like to thank them especially: Darren Crome, Danny Dudley, Leigh Coupland, Chris Woods and Marissa.

I would also like to say a special thank you to the Dudley family and Maria del Mar for looking after me in Spain. Also to Simon, Rachel and family. You all have my undying loyalty and affection.

To my best friend, LDC, thank you for being so understanding throughout the writing of this book and, believe me, time spent with you is never a waste.

Thanks to everyone at Yanx, Bubbles, Stars, The Old Bailey and Jimmy Tramps.

With regard to my career change, this would have been a much slower process without the help of Alex Nicoll and Harvey Platt. Thank you for your time, your constructive criticism and the words I needed to hear from someone other than family, before I could believe I had any talent.

Last but not least, I wish to thank Wensley Clarkson and Tammy Cohen for helping me tell this story. It has been a valuable learning experience and you have made it a positive one so, thank you.

Thank you all,
Deano

Deano can be contacted at: www.deanosaunders.co.uk

Contents
CHAPTER ONE Jeana CHAPTER TWO Andy CHAPTER THREE Louise CHAPTER - photo 4

CHAPTER ONE:
Jeana

CHAPTER TWO:
Andy

CHAPTER THREE:
Louise

CHAPTER FOUR:
Silvia

CHAPTER FIVE:
Hayley

CHAPTER SIX:
Carly

CHAPTER SEVEN:
Veronica

CHAPTER EIGHT:
Wendy, Jason and Maggie

CHAPTER NINE:
Cassie and Des

CHAPTER TEN:
Keeley

CHAPTER ELEVEN:
Vivian

CHAPTER TWELVE:
Diana

CHAPTER THIRTEEN:
Chloe

CHAPTER FOURTEEN:
Gemma

T his was not your average job interview Am I qualified That would have been - photo 5

T his was not your average job interview.

Am I qualified? That would have been the first thing Id have asked myself before going for any normal job. But this was hardly an ordinary nine-to-five. And, lets be honest, my third-rate degree in psychology was not going to impress this particular interviewer.

What experience have I got? Plenty, I thought, although not all good. I could always just leave out the sexual disasters, I told myself. After all, it wasnt as if he was going to ask me for references.

So, what can I do for you? Andys voice was deep and resonant, and soothing to my jangling nerves. His Armani suit was made to measure, and his shoes shone as brightly as the Rolex on his wrist.

Sitting across from him in the swanky casino, I felt overcome with self-consciousness as I tried to work out what to say.

You want to be a gigolo, right? he said, his perfectly tanned features arranged into a scowl as he cocked his head to one side, sleek black ponytail resting on his left shoulder.

Yeah, thats right, I said, irritated at how weak my voice sounded, and how full of doubt. In an attempt to disguise my crisis of confidence, Id started trying to mirror Andys body language, one of the few useful pieces of information Id actually retained from my three years at university. His dark eyes watched as my hands changed position and he didnt bother to hide his smirk. This man knew full well what I was doing.

So, what do you want to know, Deano? he asked, leaning back into his chair and forming his fingers into a steeple, like one of those Derren Brown-type celebrity mind-readers.

Everything, I replied idiotically. I then proceeded to further demonstrate my lack of sophistication by blurting out what I thought I already knew about being a gigolo, based entirely on films Id seen (you know the one Im talking about, featuring Richard Gere and an assortment of startlingly white shirts). Andy seemed displeased, or at least unimpressed, with my response. He inhaled as if preparing himself to be patient with me, while glancing over behind him to make me aware he needed to get back to his client. As his eyes scanned me, I began to question what on earth had made me think I could cut it as a male escort. What did I have to offer women? Why would they willingly pay for my company when they could have someone like Andy? Or just go to a bar and pick someone up for free?

I hope you like a challenge, Andy sighed, because you have a long way to go As he continued, his bored tone combined with his who do you think you are? body language made everything inside me shrivel into a small, insignificant blob of self-doubt. I must have been mad to think I could do this. Me? A naive Essex lad with a recently broken heart and a history of bungled sexual relationships.

But as Andys words came back into focus I started picking up something positive behind them. The criticism had been replaced by a glimmer of encouragement (just a glimmer, mind he was still the King of Cool), and it seemed as if he was no longer judging me, but offering me something instead.

So, listen, pay attention and thisll get you started, he said, and something very close to a real smile played across his lips.

What followed was a list of rules. Gigolo rules. They might not be perfect, he warned. They might not even work for me. But theyd kept him in business. And, crucially, theyd kept him alive. Marbella, capital of what had been renamed the Costa Del Crime, was a dangerous place to mess around with wealthy, bored housewives or their daughters or, more importantly, their husbands.

I listened attentively as Andy, who could have been only a few years older than me, explained the basics of life as a Costa gigolo. The more he spoke, the more I warmed to him. OK, scratch that. The more he spoke, the more I wanted to be him. To a pathologically shallow, hot-blooded 22- year-old , he was everything I aspired to. And he had everything I wanted. One day, I vowed to myself, Im going to be sitting where he is now. One day, Im going to have women queuing to pay me for my company. One day, my mobile is going to be bursting with the numbers of some of the richest, best-connected women on the coast.

Ever heard the saying Be careful what you wish for? If someone had said that to me at that moment, with my bright new future as a handsomely paid escort glittering tantalisingly ahead of me, you know what my response would have been?

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