Southern Exposure Book

Never in a million years did Logan Hart ever expect to find himself in his present situation-on stage, under hot lights, taking it all off for cash. Logan's a reporter, and a damn good one at that. But he knows this whole mess is nobody's fault but his own. After all, he's the one who boasted to the readership of his weekly column that he could last at least one shift in any Job. He even challenged his readers to come up with something he couldn't handle. Of course, the letters poured in. Logan's editor sifted through the responses and chose the assignments. So here he is. Stripping in public...Jody Dupree makes it a point never to stray outside of her personal comfort zone. Some people might disagree that patrolling the mean streets of New Orleans qualifies as anyone's comfort zone, but she loves her life as a cop. Her instincts are better than most, and being raised in the Louisiana swamps by a grandmother who dabbled in voodoo and witch- craft has given Jody an edge few people ever attain. Jody's grandmother taught her about signs to watch for that most people ignore. Like how to read people by watching their body language, when to stand her ground, and, when all else falls, when to run. It's fine with Jody that some of her co-workers are a little afraid of her eccentricities. She'd just as soon keep to herself. But her best friend Andrea, who works as a dispatcher at the police department, thinks Jody needs to develop more of a life outside law enforcement. So for Jody's birthday, Andrea drags her to a male strip show. When Logan Hart is introduced in a blinding flash of strobe lights and rainbow colours, Jody feels herself falling prey to the reporter's seductions. Jody's comfort zone is suddenly worlds away as she falls headlong into a realm of erotic fantasy.Read More