Foreword
Some call it fate-some call it destiny, or karma, or just plain dues. But fate can trick even the most observant students of human behavior. Sometimes life's plan contains a subtle blending of evil and good till what appears to be blessed is really cursed, and what appears to be ill fate is good fortune in disguise.
Sometimes wanting more than you have-or wanting to better your condition in life-can sway your better judgment. Like a little evil nymph whispering in your ear, goading you, you think, with envy, lust and longing, that you, would love to take the trip to the Orient that your friends are taking-or have that new car they just bought.
The colorful characters in NIECE WITH THE HOTS are caught up in a blood-lust game. But fate, that unpredictable wild child, rolls the dice and plays tricks with their fortune.
-The Publisher