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The facade of respectability often crumbles to dust with remarkable swiftness once its protective armor has been pierced.
The relatively minor investigation into the conduct of one police officer results in the discovery of massive corruption within the force. A routine check by the government of a corporation’s finances turns up damning evidence of widespread tax evasion, graft, kickbacks, bribes and payoffs. Insignificant-looking cysts reveal malignant tumors.
And what of the facade of righteousness and puritan morality in the tree-shaded, picket-and wrought-iron-fenced suburbs of middle-and-upper-middle-class America?
What really goes on behind those freshly painted doors? Is depravity an exclusive right of the ghetto-dweller, as many of the more fortunate would like to think?
TEACHER ON TOP — the serious and shocking story of one pleasant suburb, and of some of the students and teachers in its ivy-covered high school who helped to crack the facade — and watch it crumble about their heads.
A novel that goes beyond the fictitious town in which it is set… possibly any American town?
Amanda Love looked up from the pile of test papers on her desk and glanced out over her classroom. The few students who hadn’t finished their tests and bounded out the door were busily engaged in finishing up, all except Joey Miller of course. Most of her other students, although they weren’t particularly enthused about learning the material, at least put up a show of interest. Joey, on the other hand, was more interested in looking up Amanda’s dress than in studying the fundamentals of biology.
Amanda had known about Joey’s interest in her more than ample charms ever since her first day of teaching at Washington High School. After that first class she had overheard Joey and Rob Tanner discussing the size and apparent firmness of her tits as compared with the other teachers at Washington.
She hadn’t been particularly upset at overhearing their nasty conversation outside in the hall. She knew that the other teachers would have made a federal case out of such a conversation. The other teachers were prudes. Not Amanda.
Fictional reading for entertainment purposes only.
Note: This story is the same as catalog number GE-2018 in the original publications (a duplicate).