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The process of growing up, of passing through adolescence, has, through the ages, been marked by great inner turmoil, uncertainty, and tremendous pressures from family and peer groups alike. Certainly, in our society today, the problems of youth seem to be even more marked than ever.
We hear constant reports of the teenage drug and alcohol problem. Of shoplifting and other petty crimes. Of promiscuity and dangerous VD epidemics.
Stacy is a pretty young teenager embarking on her own special journey into adolescence. She finds herself plagued by her emotions, and troubled by her relationship with boys, sometimes feeling guilty about her awakening sexuality. It is only when she moves in with her sister and her husband that she begins to change and grow. And it is through her relationship with them that Stacy at last takes major strides toward womanhood.
TEMPTING LITTLE SISTER — the story of one average American girl’s coming of age. A lesson to us all. A reminder, once again, that growing up is not easy.
Beautiful redheaded Sharon Thomas sat on the edge of the bed and watched her husband stalk angrily around the room. He had wrapped a towel around his waist after getting out of the shower, but he hadn’t dried off well. She could still see tiny droplets of water clinging to his hairy chest.
He was still fantastic looking after eighteen years of mated life. He had continued to lift weights after school and his bulging muscles combined with his dark good looks to make him one of the most appealing men she’d ever met.
Not that it was going to do her any good today, she thought bitterly.
“I’d like to know just what the hell your Aunt Paula was thinking about,” Doug complained.
“Aunt Paula has kept Stacy for seven years,” Sharon said patiently. “She didn’t have to take that responsibility when mother died.”
Doug glared at her. “So now it’s my problem?”
He began stalking around the room again. Sharon knew it was crazy or she was crazy because her husband was talking about something important and all she could think about was his well-developed body.
Fictional reading for entertainment purposes only.
Note: This story is the same as catalog number DN-269 in the original publications (a duplicate).