Orgasm.com Teams Up With Sienna Sinclaire for Contest

 VENICE, Calif. — Sienna Sinclaire has begun promoting her new book, "Naughty Girl’s Guide to Los Angeles."

Porn Life Magazine interviewed Sinclaire where her book was the center of conversation. They discussed how the project came about and many of the details before moving on to the many other facets of her career.

“I came up with the idea [for the book] because I’ve been traveling my whole life, but I really started traveling a lot when I graduated from college and went to London,” she said. “I was traveling all around the world and people started asking me for advice … so I started writing a blog. I was always interested in naughty things to do, not all the touristy stuff, by searching out strip clubs, sexy lingerie stores, even sexy restaurants. I was writing this blog, and all of a sudden it dawned on me and it was like, Wait a minute, I give away all this information for free, so why don’t I just write a book about it?”

Orgasm.com also did an interview and is doing a giveaway to go along with it.

The contest runs until Friday, Sept. 14, at noon. There will be three randomly chosen winners. The first place winner will receive a signed copy "Naughty Girl’s Guide to Los Angeles," while the 2nd and 3rd place winners will receive a eBook version of the book.

Read the interview with Porn Life Magazine here.

The Orgasm.com interview is here.

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