The Datemaker Chronicles
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May 1977 Elizabeth Jones was a twenty-three-year-old divorced woman who was vivacious and talented. She was in love with the era she was living in. It was an exciting time to be alive because she could have any man she desired, and all the cocaine she could handle. She parked her new Plymouth Duster in the lot of The Night Owl Club. The place was rocking. She beamed a huge smile because it was Friday and the night had just begun. “Liz” as she was known by her circle of friends had arrived. Once she was inside, she hurried to the table where they always hung out. When she sat down, the lines of coke appeared like magic before her eyes. She rolled a one hundred dollar bill into a hollow tube and snorted the powder into her nostrils exclaiming, “Whew! That’s good shit!” The high never changed. It was always powerful, like the best sexual rush she had ever experienced. As the disco beat thumped in the background, she felt it would be an evening to remember.
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For all those baby boomers who grew up during the era of sex, drugs, and rock and roll, J. Thomas Tucker’s debut, The Datemaker Chronicles, offers a straightforward, if gritty and graphic, narrative of how close one can tow the line before they fall into the abyss. Based on a true story, this racy, explicit novel offers a fair amount of erotica as it shows the pitch-black side of a woman who chooses to live her life on the edge no matter how high the cost. As Elizabeth Jones chooses her poison over her daughter’s wellbeing and her own, she accepts what life has to offer, be it in the participation of gang rape or willing prostitution. In her, Tucker examines a character that readers will hate to love. She’s the portrait of a girl gone wild and what she looks like, all grown up, once the wild has had its way with her.
About the Author
J. Thomas Tucker graduated from The University of Indiana and lives in a suburb of Indianapolis. The Datemaker Chronicles is his first book.