Anónimo

The girls are caught in the Battle-of-the-Holes (listen to the series to understand that one). Jane takes one up the cooch for Mary. Next, the couple is off to Carnival! Vacation in beautiful Rio was great till the whole thing goes bust! The girls are kidnapped by the VAC. Then, it’s up to Mars where Russian miners riot for more holes. But of course Mary and Jane save the day as usual with their naughty, girly persuasion.

Mary and Jane are off to Washington, DC to start careers in politics. Mary is appointed to run a program to save poor American orphaned babies. If you’ve been listening to the other books in the Empty Nation series, you’d know that is the least concern of the USA Inc. The orphans are actually farm breed homo-sis-sapiens created to infiltrate the world and bring dollar hegemony back....

The girls, or whatever you want to call them at this point in the series - creatures, mutations, hermaphrodites, test-tube babies - are in their first year of college in this book. They’re seduced, recruited, indoctrinated, and branded into a completely new mission in life.

In this second volume the girls (Mary and Jane) are simply man-handled, trained, and abused by any real-world standard. But gratefully for the sake of these promiscuous but adorable young creatures (they are registered as livestock animals) this is a fictional novel. The pair survives unharmed and satisfied emotionally, physically, and in many intimate ways as they grow up in the new USA Inc.

The Empty Nation series is sci-fi, romance, political satire, and comedy. The story begins 200 years in the future. In this first volume the framework for the entire series is defined with a wildly concocted futuristic plan by the new United States government to control the economic fate of the world (nothing new).