Thong on Fire: An Urban Erotic Tale
Last seen during a short walk-on (or rather, incall) inThug-a-Licious, Saucy Robinson returns with  a vengeance in Noire's latest Harlem street tale, with Noire's most  sophisticated plot to date. Born in Harlem to a black ex-G.I. father and a  junkie Korean prostitute mother, Saucy (named Seung Cee by her mother and  Sarita by her father) ends up in her uncle Swag's care by age eight, after her  mother pimps her out to various men and her lesbian lover. Saucy's upstairs  neighbor is a black girl named Tai, and the two are on-again, off-again  frenemies for the rest of the book. Saucy, a total hottie, ends up attached to  various drug dealers and working at a strip joint, the G-Spot. She breaks into  doing rap videos, and ordinary-looking Tai, who is working for super-rapper  Freedom Moore, hooks them up. Free wants Saucy to act straight, and if she can,  her happiness might be assured. Beyond the sex, what drives the book is Saucy's  vivid, trash-talking unreliability—except perhaps in describing her own  pleasure.(Mar.)Copyright © Reed Business Information, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.