Tracking Lisa

Lisa Ross grew up in rural western Michigan with her mother and brothers. She was an eight-year-old redhead, smart, quick, inquisitive, and loving, when Bo, her uncle, joined the family. As a teen she was beautiful and naive with striking red hair, a pretty face, and an exquisite body. A tragic accident claimed her uncle and threw her into the city with little life experience. Estranged from her family, she struggled with exploitation and discrimination until fate brought her a mentor. Full of her erotic adventures and those of her young friends, Tracking Lisa shows that in spite of adversity and bad luck, dedication, hard work, and perseverance may still prevail.

J. D. Splitter, a liberal arts graduate and a retired financial manager, spent a career as the author of audit reports, position papers, and analytical documents. He now offers his first published fictional work Tracking Lisa. (2011, paperback, 442 pages)