Marianne Wesson is professor of law, Wolf-Nichol Fellow, President's Teaching Scholar, and senior scholar of the Women's Studies Program at the University of Colorado, Boulder. Her previous novels, Render Up the Body and A Suggestion of Death, also feature Lucinda Hayes.

"A searing look at violent pornography, its victims, and the professionals (legal and otherwise) who live well off its profits. It is also a gripping suspense story centered on a murdered child, her grieving mother, and the lawyer who tries to help, as well as a funny send-up of postmodern academic feminism. This entertaining book may change the terms of our debates around pornography and its harms."—Robin West, professor of law, Georgetown University

Marianne Wesson is professor of law, Wolf-Nichol Fellow, President's Teaching Scholar, and senior scholar of the Women's Studies Program at the University of Colorado, Boulder. Her previous novels, Render Up the Body and A Suggestion of Death, also feature Lucinda Hayes.

"A searing look at violent pornography, its victims, and the professionals (legal and otherwise) who live well off its profits. It is also a gripping suspense story centered on a murdered child, her grieving mother, and the lawyer who tries to help, as well as a funny send-up of postmodern academic feminism. This entertaining book may change the terms of our debates around pornography and its harms."—Robin West, professor of law, Georgetown University