I Don't Care if My Sasquatch Lover Says the World is Exploding, She's Hot But I Play Bass and There's Nothing Hotter Right Now Than Rap-Rock (...Because It's the New Millennium Book 2)

Gave it to Cliff Barackman of Finding Bigfoot for a gag gift. He read the title and was confused. He is very much a literal guy though.

I will read everything Lacey ever puts out. She's had me since "A Gronking To Remember" (the erotic tale about the New England patriots tight-end). The writing is fun, irreverent, creative and deliciously mischievous. And this sequel to her first Sasquatch epic erotic novella is no exception--they're on the run, a sexy run. Road trip by night and a fuzzy cuddle fest and passing out in the woods by day. Like a real romance, things are not a hundred percent copacetic. Will these two be able to bridge the difference between the species? Or is it, just know, like physical?

In Book 1 of her "... Because it's the New Millennium" saga, Lacey Noonan showed us that the year 2000 was a magical time when anything could happen, even lots of filthy, beautiful Sasquatch sex. But rather than resting on her laurels, she has now written a sequel that blows the first book right out of the water."I Don't Care if My Sasquatch Lover Says the World is Exploding, She's Hot But I Play Bass and There's Nothing Hotter Right Now Than Rap-Rock" is many things. It's an odyssey across America. It's a deconstruction of the male psyche and an exploration of the primal nature that lies in us all. It's a journey through music at a time when all the rules were being rewritten. It's a love story. It's filthy smut. It's very, very funny.Buy this book. Become more than you were.