Sexile

Sexile

by Lisa Lawrence

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Framed for a crime she didn't commit, investigator Teresa Knight's on the run from Paris to Rio ... and soon she's playing hardball with the boys from Brazil while tangling with crime lords, terrorists, and one sexually adventurous clandestine agent. As she moves closer to the truth--and deeper into the erotic throes of her own unbridled sensuality--she's following a trail that leads to the highest reaches of international government. Unable to trust anyone, caught in a tangled web of obsession and eroticism, suddenly she's both hunter and prey in a deadly conspiracy that's taking sex and power to a whole new level ... -- P. [2] of dust jacket.

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  1. 1

    The description highlights Teresa's "unbridled sensuality" and the idea of "sex and power to a whole new level." How does the novel portray the relationship between sexuality and power for its female protagonist? Does it empower her, endanger her, or both?

  2. 2

    Teresa is "unable to trust anyone" in a world of deceit. How does this pervasive sense of paranoia shape her decisions and interactions? Can you recall a time in your own life when a lack of trust significantly impacted your choices?

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    Discuss moments where Teresa embodies the role of the "hunter" versus the "prey." How does this shifting dynamic contribute to the narrative tension and her character development throughout the story?

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