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Beneath the outward serenity of rural America runs the same passions that we find in the big cities and sprawling suburbia. Crime is more apparent in the cities, but the same forces that drive urban man to crime are at work in our rural areas. So, too, are the forces that drive people to the pleasures of the flesh.
The characters in this story are a case in point. Outwardly a respectable, conservative farming family, behind closed doors they are all open to sexual promiscuity — they need only a stimulus, and that stimulus is provided in an attractive girl who is forced into a relationship with her uncle.
Normal day to day life goes on, though each family member finds a growing unwillingness to control their sexual urges as long as no one is hurt by them. They have given themselves over to the pleasurable. But are they so different from the rest of us?
HOT AND EAGER NIECE — a novel that gives added insight into the passions we all must deal with.
Lolly Thomas felt a pang of apprehension as she saw Zeke Thomas driving his old car into her yard. Zeke was the last person she wanted to see. The way he ogled her as if she was something dirty or the way he would see right through her cheap cotton dress.
It wasn’t that other men didn’t look at her. She was a pretty girl with her thick golden hair, blue eyes and fair skin. She expected to be looked at, but not in the way that Zeke looked at her.
He hardly ever looked at her face, but his eyes usually went to the swell of her large rounded breasts under her too-tight dress.
He had a way of looking at her that made her feel nervous.
There was another reason why she didn’t want to see Zeke that morning. He was after his rent money and there was no rent money. Her father had drank up the money again.
She tried to smile as she opened the screen door. “Good morning, Uncle Zeke,” she said.
“There ain’t a damned thing good about it,” he complained. “Now where’s your daddy?”
“He isn’t here,” Lolly answered.
Fictional reading for entertainment purposes only.
Note: This story is the same as catalog number PP-8055 in the original publications (a duplicate).