When a writing job exposes her to the world of phone sex, Julia glimpses a world that stirs her erotic fantasies but threatens her carefully constructed reality. As she explores her emotional and sexual connections to the men she knows and several she will never meet, she confronts evil, perversity, and her own passions. Tracing the currents of desire, illusion, and psychological manipulation, Lip Service is an astonishingly vivid glimpse into one woman's inner life. At the same time, this electrifying thriller grips the reader as it builds toward a battering climax. For writers, it's the sense of inspired freedom that comes when they completely lose themselves in their writing, allowing time, duty and worry to melt away.
Words flow out in a continuous, creative stream.
Highly practical questions and answers and exercises scattered throughout. An antidote to millennial fever, these writers remind us of our affinity with generations past, how fallible are predictions of future utopias, and how insanely excited we can all get over the display on history's very large digital clock. Naomi is pretty, bright, and as clean-cut as any normal undergraduate student should be. She could easily be the girl next door in any small town. Like so many young girls, she longs to break free, to live her own life and explore the possibilities that the world can offer.