Playing the game of public sex is hard enough when you got the family loan shark bothering you for a piece of the action, but when your internal twin wants a piece as well, it can make you question your own sanity. Flat broke with no job, Jeannie was terrified of becoming like one of her uncle's deadbeat customers. Even though she was able to negotiate a five day reprieve, she was still stuck with the same old problem: no money. Still, God must've had an ulterior motive, because no sooner than she clicked off, a young man sat down next to her and struck up a casual conversation. A few minutes later, Jeannie was holding a card that could just be her ticket to salvation. After a brief, yet highly charged conversation with Aissa, Jeannie was determined more than ever to test her mettle as an adult movie performer. Not because she needed the money, but more to the point of proving her symbiont wrong, as well as proving to herself that she could play the game and still keep her morals intact. The Inner Sibling is not just a story about a young woman's dilemma in reconciling her values to her new career, but it's also a story about a free spirit that's crying out for adventure.
About the Author: I did not put pen to paper or finger to keyboard until a personal epiphany in late 2005 forced me to find a safe outlet for venting my frustrations. So at the ripe old age of 40, I began writing. Mostly I wrote mediocre stories that for the most part did not see the light of day. By 2007, I had run out steam and became plagued by self doubts about my writing. One day after writing myself into a corner for a particular story, I turned to the Internet and somehow found myself completely immersed into the volatile and toxic world of the chat rooms. Ultimately I spent about 3 1/2 years in the chat rooms and except for learning how to make my point in under 750 words, the chat rooms were almost a complete waste of time. I say "almost", because in mid 2008, a friend introduced me to the world of blogging. For the next four years, not only did I practice my writing, but I picked up a slew of writing tips from other writers as well. In turn, that gave me the confidence to knuckle down and get serious about my writing. End result was "Cedar Mountain" published in 2009 and "Red Stripe" published in 2011. Super Bowl Sunday 2010 planted the seed that originally was "Line 21" and two and half years later, that seed is bearing fruit as "Line 21" became my first commercial novel. In 2013 I self-published a short story adult trilogy called "Broken Promises". In the summer of '14, I regained the rights to "Line 21" and after a little judicious editing and a contest, the end result was the re-release of my book under the new title "The Inner Sibling". I currently while away my daytime hours by toiling for the State of Connecticut as a payroll clerk, creating paychecks for other hardworking souls like myself. At night, I relax with my wife, my two children, my cat Holly and create more written havoc in the blog world and on everyone else.