| This bodice-ripper is set in the drab confines of Charenton Asylum, when Sade was slung for his many indiscretions. |
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| His character Hutchwright is the author of Hard Grinding, the steamy bodice-ripper being read by the book club. |
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| It's the pronghorn equivalent of a bodice-ripper, and a natural history lover's delight. |
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| It's a literary mystery, an English thesis with the heart of a bodice-ripper. |
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| The result is as far removed from your typical bodice-ripper as it is from typical Anne Rice. |
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| Girl With A Pearl Earring is not a film that makes haste, nor is it a bodice-ripper. |
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| I kind of had an idea that I would write a bodice-ripper and get the big advance but I couldn't do it. |
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| This happy modulation is what made his 900-plus-page historical bodice-ripper, The Crimson Petal and the White, more than just faux-Victorian erotica. |
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| This bodice-ripper about Restoration England, banned in fourteen US states, was the bestselling novel in 1940s America. |
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| His steamy bodice-ripper, Hard Grinding, has already featured on the soap and led to calls to bookshops from viewers who thought it was real. |
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| Admittedly, his statement was not exactly a bodice-ripper in the first place, but he made no attempt to inject the slightest uplift or urgency into what he had to say. |
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| Since Trainspotting in 1996, she's starred alongside A-listers Renee Zellwegerand Hugh Grant in the Bridget Jones series and Kirsten Dunst in bodice-ripper Marie Antoinette. |
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| With her flaming auburn tresses and curvaceous figure, actress Alex Kingston won countless admirers when she starred in the bodice-ripper, Moll Flanders. |
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