Detective Mary Parker and Frank Jones are old friends who share more than their job. If you have not purchased Dan Brown Can't Beat Detective Frank Jones, well it is sex, murder, secret societies, and lesbians.

Part two is the same, but more into why Mary Parker fisted Frank's wife and why Frank still loves Mary despite their sexual preferences. They find out a string of murders in Baton Rouge, LA, are related to a cult known as the OIL (Owls in Light).

Okay, the first few chapters are why the characters do what they do. The psychology of lesbianism. The other chapters are, well, people becoming dead because they know too much about a fictional secret society known as OILs or Owls in Light.

The story again is fictional, but lewd details of lesbian sex, strap-ons, candles, and fisting are in this mix. To be honest, I tried writing the proverbial great American novel. Truth Sells but Who's Buying (Megadeth). This is the sequel to Dan Brown Can’t Beat Detective Mary Parker which is kicking ass in audio format.

If you are straight, still this book may be for you because this knowledge comes from real-life lesbians whose names have been changed to protect their identities and from my late mom, though not a lesbian. We have come to a place in society where these secret conversations have to come out and be mainstream for people to understand the reasons for alternate lifestyles. This is not a moral compass, but I know I must stand before God one day with this book and the other one.

Thank you for reading this.

The Unmanaged