Treasure by Rebekah Weatherspoon

Treasure by Rebekah Weatherspoon
Pages: Unknown
Date: October 13 2014
Publisher: Bold Strokes Books
Series: None

Review
Rating: 4.25
Read: October 11 2016

A 19 year old and a 20 year old meet at a strip club, one's there with her sister and her sister's friends - celebrating the sister's upcoming marriage. The other was there working. As a stripper.

Alexis, the 19 year old, has a certain amount of social anxiety and 'issues', but she sits there somewhat frozen, clutching a bunch of money, and with somewhat bulging eyes (conceivably) not for these 'issues' but because of the woman dancing near her. Wiggling her breasts at her, wiggling her ass at her. The dancer/stripper being the 20 year old named Trisha aka Treasure. Alexis, it would appear, is quite aroused. Eventually, one thing leads to another and Treasure (Trisha's stripper name) gives a 'private dance' to Alexis in a back room. Both, by the way, appear to be quite aroused by the experience.

Both go about their ways with life, never to see each other again. The end.

heh.

Trisha sat in the middle of the college class room, for a computer science class. She didn't want to sit too far in front, nor too far in back. She glanced around - a sea of men surrounded her. She, it would appear, will be the only woman in the class. The professor starts the class . . . and someone rushes in. Another woman. Who sits in the only seat left open - next to Trisha. The two women glance at each other. It's Alexis. So they meet again.

An interesting and enjoyable book. The book involves two people from 'opposite sides of the tracks', both youngsters, both quite okay with the concept of 'starting something'. Families play a big part in the story - on both sides.

As a side note, this is the second book I've read that begins, more or less near the beginning at least, with a woman giving another woman a lap dance in a strip club. The other book being [book:Warriors of the Heart|17161428] by BadSquirrel. Completely different types of stories, beyond that initial beginning. Both have their pluses and minuses. Both enjoyable.

October 12 2016