A father and his daughter Norinne go to a male-only nudist beach where she plans to celebrate her divorce by having sex with several men. The father observes and actively participates by suggestively applying sunscreen to his daughter, which quickly attracts the attention of other men on the beach. Norinne engages in sexual relations with several successive partners while her father encourages her, touches her, and whispers tender words to her, culminating in a moment when she says "Daddy, thank
My dad started acting different about two years ago. It was just small things like a pat on the butt, or he started giving me kisses when ever I did something good. Nothing big but it just seemed a little different. Then he started doing stuff that would make me a little uncomfortable. He would "accidentally" walk in on me when I would be changing and when I would do something small like put a glass in the dishwasher he would give me a kiss
In a family in which everyone has done everyone else, Dad Paul, now living with daughter, Merri, has invited them all to Christmas Dinner. What possibly could go wrong with that?
It's Rebecca's first day in the eighth grade and the fourteen year old girl is excited. Her whole life she has been dreaming of this moment, the day when she will finally be queen of the school. For the eighth grade is the highest grade at Robert E. Lee Middle School. She had heard the big brouhaha about the changing of the school district, the redrawing of its boundaries and the busing in of kids from some of the housing projects in West End but she hadn't paid it any mind.
As the weekly cull approaches in a Dolcett world, an everyday, regular butcher waits with his wife, son and three eccentric teenage daughters in front of the live TV show, ready for the lottery balls to jingle and someone to fall... Whose numbers will come up tonight? A story of ordinary folk living in a Dolcett world. / (Reviews)