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The process of growing up, of passing through the age of 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, the problems of youth appear to be more marked than ever before.
Janet Dennis is a teenager embarking on her own special journey into adolescence. She finds herself plagued by powerful emotions, sometimes feeling guilty about her awakening sexuality, sometimes questioning her youthful misjudgments. It is only through an encounter with three r#pists that she manages to put her troubled world into perspective, coping with new feelings and taking disappointments in stride.
GANG R#PED VIRGIN is the story of one average young American girl’s coming of age.
A lesson to us all; a reminder that, once again, growing up is a difficult and trying experience.
“Hey, babe, what’s a nice chick like you doin’ down here?”
“Ignore him,” Julie Watkins whispered, leaning toward her friend. She kept her eyes on the three shabbily dressed studs standing in front of them on the boardwalk.
“I told you we shouldn’t have come down here to Venice,” Janet Dennis whispered back, rubbing her fingers briskly over her upper arms. The young blonde teenager felt, a little nervous as she studied the men who had approached her and her girlfriend in front of the recreational pavilion. They looked as if they might be members of some biker club, perhaps one of those involved in all that terrible violence going on down here in this beach community. She remembered reading about the shootings, the rapes, the reports of all sorts of crimes taking place in Venice. Why had she agreed, then, to come down here with her girlfriend?
Fictional reading for entertainment purposes only.