Daddy's Two Teasers

FOREWORD
This novel has, for its protagonists, a very real family from almost anywhere in the USA. They could easily be your next-door neighbors, or your cousins from the Midwest, or relatives from either the East or West Coast. The mother has led a fairly commonplace existence, and due to her own morality, has beens straitlaced in bed with the father. And it is this morality which creates undercurrents of dissatisfaction for the father. And these undercurrents eventually rise to the surface brought out by the untimely curiosity of the two young, teenage daughters.
Rhonda and Wanda are definitely representative of today’s young, independent females, searching for the true meaning of relationships with each other as well as attempting to find it with others. And because of this, the lives of the two girls become powerfully interwoven with that of their parents, and everyone involved discovers new, different sets of values.
Had the childrens’ curiosity not been so overwhelming, there is no question but that this family would have continued on the moral path it had been traversing at the start. As a result, the daughters might well have been made to feel they were perverse and “not normal.” which, in any time, is enough to trigger highly neurotic responses which have no place in any society. Because the parents have the intelligence to realize what is happening to them, all four members of the family are able to develop a stronger sense of security from one another.