Title | : | Friday Night |
Author | : | |
Rating | : | |
ISBN | : | 1897532520 |
ISBN-10 | : | 9781897532522 |
Language | : | English |
Format Type | : | ebook |
Number of Pages | : | 93 |
Publication | : | First published January 1, 2009 |
The insurance company wants to stall, not pay. Their parents friends have sympathy, but no job for the orphans. Social Security will just keep them alive until they turn 18-years-old.
Jim takes the GED and quits school for a sequence of low paid jobs. Jan also gets a low paid job. However, even with both of the orphans working at low paid jobs, it's a struggle just to keep the bills paid.
Jan then comes up with a plan to get them out of their financial difficulties. The plan involves a double date with Ava and Alvin, the daughter and son of the richest family in town.
There's a problem involving a large, strong, very dangerous man who has seized control of the factory. The people who own the factory have a plan to maybe get rid of the man.
The plan to get rid of the man involves charges of sexual abuse against the man who now controls the factory. However, the charges need to be made by women who know what it feels like to have sex with a large, strong man. The charges will involve training. The training leads to incest.
If Jim and Jan are to get out of their financial trap, they have to train one another to fit in with the people who own the factory. So, Jan and Jim then start a training program to qualify them to join the others. The training program is also to train Jim to become intimate with Ava and Jan to become intimate with Alvin.
While they train each other sexually, Jim develops a plan to deal with the man who controls the factory.
As the training and Jim's plan continue, Jim becomes involved with Ava and Jan with Alvin.
Jim proves to be more than just a large, strong oaf. Then the surprises start.
Erotica/Erotica. 29732 words long. First published in 2009, 2009Friday Night Reviews
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I was just not a fan of this book. The general story, IMO had promise, but in the end the plot was lacking and the author's voice aggravated me--he tended to repeat phrases a lot. In the photo session, for instance, he uses the sentence: "Ava waits until Jan takes the picture." eleven times! I know he was making a point, but was annoying.
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Two 18-year-olds lose their parents. to a drunk driver in an auto accident. They are then forced to rely on each other, as no one else will help.
The sister develops a plan to get them into society.
The brother then has to convince the powers that be that he can solve a big local problem.
The result is and adventure and a romance.