After the first part of this coming-of-age story, Nica Noelle lets us down with Part 2, which plays more like a standard Girlfriends Films release than her usually deft approach exhibited in Part 1.
It picks up on Faye Reagan's working in L.A. and having lesbian affairs there, after having been sent away by her Soubeth Dakota parents following discovery of her lesbian proclivities.
The teen beds down with Lexi Belle, after touring Lexi's home as a possible roommate following her living in the mansion of her boss Anita Dark. We also see the beautiful Euro import Anita having sex with another of her employees Rayveness, at a cabin lent to Ray for vacation.
Faye is trying to break into show biz (and leave Anita's trucking company) with the assistance of industry vet Sam Ryan, who is arranging her to become a p.a. to a Hollywood producer. So we get to see Ryan, in blonde mode, humping with Faye.
Finale has Faye's step-mom visiting from South Dakota to check up on the kid and in a fairly unconvincing (but necessary in porn) plot twist she seduces Faye.
The sex is fine, but I've become accustomed to far better storytelling and characterizations from Nica.
It picks up on Faye Reagan's working in L.A. and having lesbian affairs there, after having been sent away by her Soubeth Dakota parents following discovery of her lesbian proclivities.
The teen beds down with Lexi Belle, after touring Lexi's home as a possible roommate following her living in the mansion of her boss Anita Dark. We also see the beautiful Euro import Anita having sex with another of her employees Rayveness, at a cabin lent to Ray for vacation.
Faye is trying to break into show biz (and leave Anita's trucking company) with the assistance of industry vet Sam Ryan, who is arranging her to become a p.a. to a Hollywood producer. So we get to see Ryan, in blonde mode, humping with Faye.
Finale has Faye's step-mom visiting from South Dakota to check up on the kid and in a fairly unconvincing (but necessary in porn) plot twist she seduces Faye.
The sex is fine, but I've become accustomed to far better storytelling and characterizations from Nica.