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A question often asked by those who deal with psychological problems is: What is normal? The answer to that seemingly simple question will probably never be answered.
The people within a particular society usually are well-aware of what is considered acceptable behavior for them. And therein lies the problem of the main character of this novel.
Cindy Farmer is a girl possessed of deep and abiding passions, passions which control her life and lead her to overstep the bounds of acceptable societal behavior time and time again. In her search for physical satisfaction, the fiery blonde is helplessly driven to take her pleasure where she can, risking everything for the promise of gratification.
DISCIPLINED DAUGHTER—the story of one girl tormented by her needs and the fear that she is abnormal. Her tale is a lesson to our society, and food for serious thought.
Pretty little Cindy Farmer thought she was pretty clever. She was the first girl under the age of eighteen to become a member of the high school gang, The Jet-Savers. She was as tall as an eighteen-year-old, as curvy as an eighteen-year-old and, as it turned out, as sexy as an eighteen-year-old.
At first the older girls laughed at her for even dreaming of becoming a Jet-Saver—the female arm of the Jetsons, a gang of senior high boys who preferred orgies to baseball. The tough Jet-Savers, in their leather jackets and tight denims, scoffed at Cindy and ridiculed her. She was only a ninth-grader, beneath them, too naive, too young. But Cindy proved them wrong.
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