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Neighbourhood Watch
Cedar View looks like any other sleepy cul-de-sac in the heart of suburbia. Trees line the sides of the road. The gardens are neat and well maintained. But behind the tightly drawn curtains of each house, the neighbors indulge their lewdest and bawdiest appetites. It's not just the dominatrix at number 5, the swingers at number 6, or the sadistically sinister couple at num...more
Paperback, 250 pages
Published
September 1st 2008
by Virgin Books
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Once in a while when reading a book a specific phrase or metaphor jumps out in its perfection.
It happened with Neighborhood Watch --> "Max landed a second slice with the crop. Again it whistled. For a second time the rusty razor of agony scored her buttocks." ~ p.137
Lisette Ashton's book reads like a parody of Desperate Housewives (especially w/ the introduction and epilogue), or any other TV soap opera. There are numerous direct references to the genre, in case...more
It happened with Neighborhood Watch --> "Max landed a second slice with the crop. Again it whistled. For a second time the rusty razor of agony scored her buttocks." ~ p.137
Lisette Ashton's book reads like a parody of Desperate Housewives (especially w/ the introduction and epilogue), or any other TV soap opera. There are numerous direct references to the genre, in case...more
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