Riding the D Train 2: Mind the DAP. Riding the D Train, #2

Par : Anita Blackmann
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  • FormatePub
  • ISBN978-1-311-07013-5
  • EAN9781311070135
  • Date de parution22/11/2015
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  • ÉditeurJPCA

Résumé

Karen had ridden the legendary D Train. The subway car that, late at night and on weekends, was frequently filled with young, hot black men ready to take on any woman who was willing, and give her the ride of her life. And they had lived up to the legend, and beyond. Now she wanted more!But her attempts to find it again appeared fruitless, until one night, at her darkest hour, she somehow found herself on it once more.
She heard a voice in the darkness. "Hello Snowflake, Have you come here to play?"So much was different this time. Especially the... Well, as the title tells you, mind the DAP!
Anita Blackmann married young, fresh out of high school. It was obvious that neither of them was ready for marriage, and it ended within a couple of years. With stars in her eyes, she went to Hollywood next and acted for a while, mostly in small parts in independent films. She met and married a producer who introduced her into a world of wild parties and underground sex clubs. She came to fear for her health and sanity, and eventually walked away from him and his money.
She leads a very different life now, and has decided to write of the world she she once knew as a way of empowerment.