Jina Bacarr, Author . Harlequin/Spice $13.95 (378p) ISBN 978-0-373-60510-1
Set in Japan in the 1890s, this first novel from Bacarr (The Japanese Art of Sex
) reflects the author's affection for Japanese culture, even as she plays to the Western misconception of the geisha as prostitute. As a gaijin
(foreigner) in...
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Jina Bacarr, Author Stone Bridge Press $16.95 (256p) ISBN 978-1-880656-84-6
Geisha are known the world over for their abilities to seduce men, and in this pragmatic but occasionally hackneyed guide to spicing up romance, Bacarr explains how Westerners can emulate those talented sirens. As much a social and cultural history...
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Jina Bacarr, Author Citadel Press $18.95 (252p) ISBN 978-1-55972-119-6
Predicting ``a new era of progress for the American worker whose future can be assured working for a Japanese boss,'' Bacarr--she has worked for Japanese bosses herself--offers a compendium of practical advice sandwiched between easy bytes of...
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Jina Bacarr, Author Dutton Books $18.95 (352p) ISBN 978-0-525-24917-7
In a tasteless spin on ethnic-stereotype war movies, this Pacific Rim business/suspense novel, the collaborative debut of travel- and scriptwriter Bacar and TV producer and former movie press-agent Cohen, chronicles the ruthless takeover of...
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