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Innocence
The New Traveller's Companion Series, #5 Harriet Daimler's (Iris Owens) second work for Olympia is the account of Adrian, a '50s heiress, neurotic and bed-ridden control fiend, who abuses her nurse Rose, lusts after her father, and despite her invalid state feels herself on top of things. From across the pond arrives Andre, a disinherited cousin, who has his own ideas and strategies... The title and plot for this work were suggested by John Coleman, author of The Enormous Bed.
132 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 1983
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March 21, 2016
The story was hard core. In today's era of Amazon oversight and publishers strict adherence to a series of topics allowed and abhorred, Daimler flirts with topics taboo. This book is not for the vanilla audience.
Daimler's understanding of human behavior is fascinating, as was my experience both of watching her vision unfold, and sitting in observation of my own responses to her story. As an erotica author, I felt compelled to read Daimler as she is so well known for her art.
Daimler's understanding of human behavior is fascinating, as was my experience both of watching her vision unfold, and sitting in observation of my own responses to her story. As an erotica author, I felt compelled to read Daimler as she is so well known for her art.
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