ABOUT THE BOOK
Bored with weekend drag shows hosted by the Seattle gay community, a group of adventurous lesbians plans a series of erotic escapades. The women create five role-playing "away games" to be held at various locations. Armed with scripts, wardrobes, and a thirst for fun, the group travels to a Wild West gold town, a tropical island, a frozen army base, a pirate ship, and a high mountain hunting lodge to test physical strength and inner strength.
* The sexual regard for outlaw Addie Oakley keeps Sheriff Laney and her posse busy, as does an explosion at the assay office and the pistol-hot tempers of the Gamers.
* Olympic hopefuls compete for awards both during events and after hours.
* Drafted into the military, two teams of women find out just how good they are with technology.
* A pole-dance on second mast entertains a pirate crew--and ignites resentment of Captain Bell's lustful charm.
* Ensuring citizen rights, police recruits learn improper procedure and "do" process.
As the women take on their temporary identities, competing with each other for awards (and each other), they find themselves in increasingly intense relationships.
LESBIAN & FEMALE
READERS
* The material is activity based with multi-sport activities described to the reader, encouraging existing lesbian sporting interests.
* Relationships and interludes in the book are 'spicy' and depict sensual versus mechanical sexual encounters.
* The reader is introduced to a form of guided fantasy, through the activities of the book's characters, making the experience feel personal, fun and entertaining.
* The book uses humor throughout the story to engage readers in each of the 'games' and to humanize the characters.
*Relationship tension involving passion, desire and jealousy enhance the plot creating unexpected incidents that hold the reader's interest.
* The characters were drafted from real life persons, making them reality based in an effort to give them depth, believability and likability.
