title: Restless Virgins: Love, Sex, and Survival at a New England Prep School
author:  Abigail Jones 
description: Jones and Miley are journalists and Milton Academy graduates who dig deep into the recent sex scandal at the prestigious Massachusetts prep school, focusing claustrophobically on seven classmates (four female, three male) over the course of their 2004&ndash;2005 senior year of high school. All seven are well liked, accomplished and pressured by their families. Eagerly subscribing to an intricate hierarchy of cliques among the Pryce Girls (named for a popular boarding dorm), the Day Student Girls and the most desirable boys, the seven are also stunningly sexual. At parties laced with alcohol and drugs, the girls engage in sexual play to gain popularity points and maybe a boyfriend. The authors catalogue a numbing litany of such hookups over the year, culminating in the revelation of a 15-year-old student's sexual encounter with five older boys in the locker room. The discovery led to the boys' expulsion and national publicity, but the real shame revealed in these puerile chronicles is the degree to which bored rich youth struggle to mimic the behavior of adults. <I>(Sept.)</I> <BR>Copyright &copy; Reed Business Information, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.
zlib_text: Contents
  Copyright
  Prologue
  One
  Two
  Three
  Four
  Five
  Schooling the Teacher
  Milked in London
  My Submission to the Doctor
  Afterword
  
  Copyright @ 2016 Alex Carlsbad All rights reserved.
  No part of this text may be reproduced, in part or in full, without
  express written consent from the author, except by a reviewer who
  may quote short passages in a review. All characters depicted are
  above the age of eighteen. This is a work of fiction and in no way
  condones acts of violence, sexual or otherwise.
  Adult Reading Material
  The material contained within this book is for mature audiences
  only. It contains graphic sexual content. It is intended only for
  those aged 18 and above. This book does not portray sexual
  intercourse between blood relatives.
  Any resemblance to real persons, living or dead, or places, events
  or locales is purely coincidental.
  
  Amy had been a good girl. For all practical purposes all that came to an
  end the day a certain Mr. Adams decided to stop for a little pick-me-upper on
  