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The younger generation’s going to pot. A statement heard in Roman times; a maxim that has been labeled by many Americans as simply “the generation gap”, a phrase that makes many of today’s youth even more suspicious of the older generation.
Today, hundreds of young boys and girls are trying to escape the effects of the generation gap, seeking to free themselves from mistrust and question, trying to find their own brand of freedom.
In the middle of this generation gap, there is a mass of people like Elizabeth Ashcraft, a girl torn between her own strong sex drive and her desire to “be a good girl”, a teenager who questions the free-wheeling life style of others, but finds herself drawn to it.
THE HOT NIECE — a novel about today’s youth for tomorrow’s society.
I had a lot of getting adjusted to do, and same getting acquainted too. It was the first time I’d ever been cast among strangers, you might say, but still, it felt like something I could handle. Really, I don’t think there’s very much I can’t handle, if I put my mind to it. I’m eighteen, but I seem to have the makings of a survivor. Anyway, there was the kick of fresh surroundings, being in the country, with all that fresh air and green grass and a wooded mountain lifting behind the house. I had an aunt and an uncle I didn’t know at all but might as well get to know, since I’d be staying with them for the next nine or ten months. I’m a city girl, not from Slumsville by any means, but already I could feel the tug of nature in my bones. It wouldn’t be bad, I told myself. As long as my hosts didn’t try to put me in some kind of harness.
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