This book is amazing. It hooked me in like very few books did before. The prologue is a work of art.
Dodgy neighbourhood, dodgy family, a woman watches over a little kid who has not yet learnt to lie. The father comes back from work, and he wants to celebrate a productive day. He wants to have sex with her. And he wants it rough.
It’s then that a double surprise hit me right in the face.
The woman is not a his wife. It’s her babysitter. A classic.
Not so fast.
The woman is not a woman. Not yet. She is a teenager. Barely. 12 years old.
The situation becomes a nasty one when an argument becomes something more serious. And things go south from that point on.
Dodgy neighbourhood, dodgy family, a woman watches over a little kid who has not yet learnt to lie. The father comes back from work, and he wants to celebrate a productive day. He wants to have sex with her. And he wants it rough.
It’s then that a double surprise hit me right in the face.
The woman is not a his wife. It’s her babysitter. A classic.
Not so fast.
The woman is not a woman. Not yet. She is a teenager. Barely. 12 years old.
The situation becomes a nasty one when an argument becomes something more serious. And things go south from that point on.