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conversations.value: a description for a book titled Deaths of Jocasta about J.M, Mississippi, Orleans with the genre: Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender Books, Mystery & Thrillers
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conversations.value: J.M. the author was born in Mississippi and currently lives in New Orleans.
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conversations.value: the first four paragraphs for this book
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conversations.value: Deaths of Jocasta
  I stifled my first reaction, which was to burst out laughing. You, too, were once naïve, I told myself. A very long time ago. Instead I looked at Bernie, watching the blush that slowly started in my silence. When her cheeks were a pleasing rose shade, I finally replied, "Have a hell of a lot of fun. That's what two women do when they sleep together. If you want to find out, I could—"
  After shutting the door, she sat down heavily, then said, "'Scene in the parking lot'? I'd like an explanation."
  We glared at each other across her desk. "Besides," I continued, "I'm not sleeping with Alex and she knows about me and Joanne."
  Cordelia almost jerked out of her chair, her eyes changing to a chill blue. She sat still for a moment, before replying, biting off her words, "I prefer to consider what I'm doing and think about the consequences before I act. If that makes me an overbearing moralist, so be it. Rather that, than following my vagina wherever it leads."
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conversations.value: four more paragraphs. End with the sentence ' I went to bed at this hour more often than I got up at it.'.
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conversations.value: Cordelia finally said, "Damn, I wish I weren't so tired. I'd like to stay awake all night doing this."
  The alarm clock rang at a brutally early hour. Cordelia cursed and slapped it off, then rolled over and bumped into me.
  Her other alarm clock went off. She slapped it off, too, then swung her legs off the bed. She shook her head for a moment or two, then got up and trudged to the bathroom.
  I sat up slowly, trying to wake myself. I glanced at one of her clocks. Five-forty-five, no wonder I was so groggy. I went to bed at this hour more often than I got up at it.
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conversations.value: the last four paragraphs
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