Bad as She Wants to Be

Thea Devine does it again. This is an incredibly erotic novel. It has a good story line behind all the wild, mindless sex!

In 2004 Bar Harbor, Maine, local teen Frannie Luttrell saves the life of wealthy summer visitor Marianne Nyland from drowning. By doing so she meets Dax and for the first time in her life she is attracted to a boy. She also is rewarded by gaining entrance to the nearby country club courtesy of Marianne as Frankie not Frannie. Thus she has the greatest summer of her life except that Dax says not now with him. A few years later, Frannie attends school in New York when she and Marianne run into each other. Marianne takes her into her inner circle of women on the prowl and Frankie becomes personal assistant to the affluent woman as a means to pay her tab as they go clubbing to sex spots and on the road taking men when they want. When Marianne dies in Bar Harbor in what appears to be a suicide, evidence surfaces that she was murdered. The media and the police consider Frankie and Dax as the avaricious two thirds of a love triangle especially when a video surfaces of the pair making love in Marianne's Manhattan house. Once the will becomes public stipulating Frankie inherited the vast estate, motive surfaces. Frankie resolves to prove her innocence but plans to do so while having fun in spite of the media writing all sorts of derogatory reports about her. This tale is not for everyone as Marianne and the "Insatiable" never stop for oxygen with their unsafe sex practices. However erotic romance fans will enjoy the attitudes of the females as they find em, f em, and forget em going on to the next sexual encounter. Dax is the only person who shows remarkable restraint even with his deep attraction to Frankie. Though over the top (and everywhere else) with sexcapades, fans of Thea Devine will enjoy the explicit tales of girls just want to have sexual fun while wondering why Frankie was set up to take the fall as a greedy murdering shark. Harriet Klausner