Nancy Kissel bombarded her television repairman lover with lustful letters from her prison cell in Tai Lam, where she is serving a life sentence for the murder of her husband, Robert Kissel, a new book on the death of the top Merrill Lynch banker says.
American author Joe McGinniss claims the letters swamped Michael Del Priore's Vermont trailer park home last year.
The book, Never Enough, says the letters detailed sexual fantasies Kissel hoped the pair could indulge in once she was freed.
'A surprising number involved washing dishes with the lovers' hands coming together among the pie plates and cereal bowls in the hot soapy water,' McGinniss writes.
'They all ended with her drifting off to sleep after making love as Michael murmured, 'I'll never leave you, baby doll . . . You'll be safe in my arms'.'
The extracts from the book appeared in the New York Post's gossip column Page Six yesterday. Never Enough will be published on November 1. McGinniss writes that Mr Del Priore would read the letters with his new wife, Tracey, and the couple would 'shake their heads'. But eventually the explicit detail became too much for Tracey.