Private Dancer is the story of a writer who falls in love with a Bangkok bargirl and the havoc that ensues. Though it's set in Thailand, the dangers of relationships with bargirls are common around the world, and forewarned is forearmed!

The book is available as a PDF file at http://www.stephenleather.com/unpub.html and takes a couple of minutes to download, depending on your connection. You need Adobe Acrobat to read it - most computers these days have Adobe but if not it's also available as a free download at:
http://www.stephenleather.com/unpub.html

Forgot to attach a couple images, you can click on them to go to the site as well:

This post does not fit the title of the thread "online books", but it is directly related to the previous posts.

Buy, rent, or steal the film "The Good Woman of Bangkok" all about an Austalian filmmaker who takes a sex vacation to Bangkok to get over a painful divorce and becomes so intrigued with the life of the prostitutes (and one in particular) that he decides to make a documentary about her, her friends, her family, and the sex trade in Bangkok. Yes, it is a real documentary film. It is not a masterpiece but for us diehard mongers, these types of films always hold special interest.

Another book about prostitution in Thailand is called Patpong Sisters. No, it is not an online novel, but I'm sure you can buy it online

This one is written by a female anthropologist who studied the pros culture in Siam as part of her doctorate (TJResearcher, meet BKResearcher. TJ, BK. BK, TJ. I was picturing David Letterman while typing that last bit.) So, it has a definite anti-monger slant to it, as I recall. Not over the top man-bashing, but a subtle undercurrent throughout the text. Still, I enjoyed it. Worth a read.