Net Asset. Rubber-Clad Heroines in Peril!, #1

Par : Jennifer Jane Pope
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  • FormatePub
  • ISBN978-1-907753-94-7
  • EAN9781907753947
  • Date de parution26/07/2013
  • Protection num.pas de protection
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  • ÉditeurCHIMERA

Résumé

Jobless Lianne Connolly takes in model Ellen Sanderson as a lodger. Ellen talks her into standing in for a colleague who has fallen ill - but this is no ordinary photo shoot. Lianne meets Nadia Muirhead, the driving force behind a team dedicated to creating the world's most erotic comic strip, with Lianne and Ellen as the rubber clad heroines-in-distress. But events take a disastrous turn when Lianne is kidnapped, and finds herself having to recreate her role for the mastermind behind a scheme to bring the comic strip to the Internet.
However, this time there are two essential differences - no salary and no choices. This time it is for real!
Sadly Jennifer is no longer with us. So as the publisher of these books written by her I'd just like to pay tribute by saying that, in my opinion, she was an incredibly talented author who could develop a story from uniquely imaginative and unconventional angles. All books written by Faith Eden were also written by Jennifer. She actually came to my rescue with them, because I'd commissioned the first in the series from another 'author' who was new to Chimera.
As I turned my attention to editing that first one I realised how poorly written it was, and with the release date looming (remember, this was in the good old days of printed paperbacks when we had a rigid publishing schedule to adhere to) I turned to Jennifer, and she produced a complete rewrite in about two weeks! She then went on to write the next episode from scratch. So I thank her for saving my bacon, because had she not stepped in there would have been numerous book distributors and stores around the world who'd have been very unimpressed had we missed the deadline!