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The characters in TWO R#PED SCHOOLGIRLS appear to be average Americans. Yet they behave in ways that many others would consider abnormal.
But who is to say whether these characters are normal or perverse?
TWO R#PED SCHOOLGIRLS is a novel of major interest to any who hope to find and define their own standards of correct behavior. A story of one young girl seeking to resolve conflicts and find happiness.
Sandy Hamilton wasn’t thinking about anything but her upcoming English exam. She hadn’t kept up with the work and now she was in the basement of the high school library, cramming.
She pushed a strand of strawberry blonde hair away from her eye, unmindful of the silence around her. All the other students had gone, leaving her alone in the musty basement of the ancient library. Sandy hadn’t yet learned to be wary of being alone in such places.
It was a lesson she would soon learn.
Sandy was one of the most beautiful girls in the high school. She had bright eyes that sparkled when she felt happy or mischievous, and hair that fell in loose waves to several inches past her shoulders. Sandy wanted to be an actress, and she kept her hair in a Farrah Fawcett-style, parting it slightly off center, combing it away from her face in loose, silky waves.
Fictional reading for entertainment purposes only.