Take one journalist desperate for work and an industry that takes desperation to the bedroom and spanks it, and you've got a press pass to dirty commentary and imaginative positioning.
Heywood Jablowme (not his real name) is a guy just trying to make a living by reporting on the not-so-glamorous porn industry. While you'd think the perks would be fantastic, it's mostly just sweat and other substances that stick to the floor. But one day while visiting a set with greased-up, aging men and more silicone than a stripper convention, Heywood uncovers a murder story that might just put him on the map, or possibly get him killed.
A Wattys award winner, Not Safe For Work is a mystery disguised in rubber and a G-string, but mostly it's frickin' hilarious. By his own admission, the author pulls from his experience in the field of porn journalism, bringing colorful characters to life through vivid and indecent descriptions that will have you reaching for the tissues (to wipe away the tears of laughter, of course).
Oops! This image does not follow our content guidelines. To continue publishing, please remove it or upload a different image.
Although the romance is limited to a crush that never sees daylight and a failed date with a porn star, the irreverent humor and unapologetic sexual exploits in Not Safe For Work kept this reader stuck to the pages from start to finish.
