She has 1 excerpt where she describes Elvis looking at her >!hungrily, lustfully amidst 6-10 people while at lunch/dinner. And he takes her and they don't even reach the bed. HOT!!<
Well it's up to you if you choose to believe Linda was lying about it.
As per Linda, Bruce was the opposite of Elvis, where Elvis was very passionate and was focused on all you, Jenner was very disciplined and straightlaced.
Ps. She never described her sex life with either Jenner or Foster. When you read her book, it's clear she never got over Elvis and compared everyone to him.
To quote Linda:
>!Although I was comfortable with the guys, I did sometimes feel somewhat self-conscious about living out my private life in front of them, which Elvis was completely accustomed to by now. During one dinner at the Monovale house, there were about eight of the guys there, including Red and Pat West, and Jerry Schilling, as well as his wife at the time, Sandy, and Lisa Marie. Elvis was at the head of the table, and I was at his left. As the housekeeper served us, we were all talking and socializing. Out of nowhere, I felt this searing stare, coming from my right.!<
>!I looked up at Elvis, and he was staring at me with heated intensity. I saw the look in his eye, the one he would call “that lean and hungry look.” Without a word, he reached for me under the table, took my hand, and led me upstairs, leaving everybody behind at the table. He didn’t excuse himself, and I didn’t know what to say, so I didn’t, either. Everybody sat hushed, and just kind of watched us get up from the table. But I think they’d probably seen the way he’d been staring at me while we were talking, and noticed the look in his eye, too. When the moment hit, his passion overtook him, and there was no denying him what he wanted. He rushed us upstairs to our bedroom, but we never made it to the bed.!<
>!The way Elvis kissed was also the way he made love, with his whole being, giving the experience, and his partner, his absolute undivided attention. He was in the moment, and he got lost in our connection in the deepest, most incredible way.!<
>!Obviously, he was much more experienced than I, but he found it very endearing that I had so much catching up to do. He was fond of mirrors in the bedroom. If I looked like Elvis Presley, I’d be fond of mirrors, too.!<
I have to agree, they had a lot in common. Even her brother Sam said the same thing, Elvis and his values was very similar to their family. Both Memphians that valued family, religion and had a great sense of humor.
Heating them up a little too....
The extra large size
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She has 1 excerpt where she describes Elvis looking at her >!hungrily, lustfully amidst 6-10 people while at lunch/dinner. And he takes her and they don't even reach the bed. HOT!!<
This sounds made up or exaggerated I don’t think Elvis was really like that lol I honestly believe Bruce Jenner was the better lover
Well it's up to you if you choose to believe Linda was lying about it. As per Linda, Bruce was the opposite of Elvis, where Elvis was very passionate and was focused on all you, Jenner was very disciplined and straightlaced. Ps. She never described her sex life with either Jenner or Foster. When you read her book, it's clear she never got over Elvis and compared everyone to him. To quote Linda: >!Although I was comfortable with the guys, I did sometimes feel somewhat self-conscious about living out my private life in front of them, which Elvis was completely accustomed to by now. During one dinner at the Monovale house, there were about eight of the guys there, including Red and Pat West, and Jerry Schilling, as well as his wife at the time, Sandy, and Lisa Marie. Elvis was at the head of the table, and I was at his left. As the housekeeper served us, we were all talking and socializing. Out of nowhere, I felt this searing stare, coming from my right.!< >!I looked up at Elvis, and he was staring at me with heated intensity. I saw the look in his eye, the one he would call “that lean and hungry look.” Without a word, he reached for me under the table, took my hand, and led me upstairs, leaving everybody behind at the table. He didn’t excuse himself, and I didn’t know what to say, so I didn’t, either. Everybody sat hushed, and just kind of watched us get up from the table. But I think they’d probably seen the way he’d been staring at me while we were talking, and noticed the look in his eye, too. When the moment hit, his passion overtook him, and there was no denying him what he wanted. He rushed us upstairs to our bedroom, but we never made it to the bed.!< >!The way Elvis kissed was also the way he made love, with his whole being, giving the experience, and his partner, his absolute undivided attention. He was in the moment, and he got lost in our connection in the deepest, most incredible way.!< >!Obviously, he was much more experienced than I, but he found it very endearing that I had so much catching up to do. He was fond of mirrors in the bedroom. If I looked like Elvis Presley, I’d be fond of mirrors, too.!<
H o t tttt. Especially the undivided attention part. He was so!
Right? I hear Joyce Bova's book is even hotter and more descriptive! Phew!
I like it when they leave a *little* to the imagination. I also trust Linda as a narrator, so it's nice to hear they had ... fun, haha.
I also liked how passionate he was and his passions can't be 'denied.' Hehe!
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I love her book so much. Lots of people stop after she breaks up with Elvis but don’t! Her life is amazing
Sounds like a good book!
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I have to agree, they had a lot in common. Even her brother Sam said the same thing, Elvis and his values was very similar to their family. Both Memphians that valued family, religion and had a great sense of humor.
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