The Cathouse Series-Book II: Boss Joe

By Taabia Dupree

THE CATHOUSE SERIES
A series of erotic short stories.

Come meet Boss Joe, he's the owner of the brothel that's called The Cathouse, in Las Vegas, Nevada. He works seven days a week, but he plays as hard as he works. No one knows what the boss wants more from his work day than those Kitty's, and perhaps his wife.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Taabia Dupree
• Release date: Jul 31, 2015
• ISBN: 9781311668738

Taabia Dupree

Taabia Dupree was born in the United States and grew up on the Eastern Seaboard. Her love of books and anything with words came from her parents. As a young person, Taabia read anything she could get her hands on, from cereal boxes, to the Encyclopedia Britannica, to the National Geographic, to the business section of the local newspaper. Yet some of her favorite reads came from writers; L'Amour, Tolstoy, Eddings, Tolkein, Hugo, Wright, Dickens and Hemingway. In 1999, Taabia started writing erotic fantasy stories for online story groups. She self-published her first erotic story in 2011. Today, Taabia Dupree writes erotic short stories, mystery & psychological-thrillers, paranormal, and poetry.

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PROLOGUE

Joseph Cympio’s father left him and his mother and headed for Las Vegas, Nevada where he opened up a brothel in 1973. The boy was devastated and he swore he would not grow up to be anything like his father. Joe’s dream was to one day find his father and show him what a great man he had become without his presence.

He and his mother struggled financially for a few years. Until they moved out to Las Vegas and she became a Black Jack dealer at one of the largest casinos. Joe had protested about the move at first, but after consideration, he relented. He figured they had come to the state where he suspected his father resided and when the time was right, he would find him, and then give him a piece of his mind.

Despite the fact Joe had problems with his father’s abandonment, he stayed loyal to his mother and did what he could to help her out at home. School and work were another matter altogether. He hated school, and although he made it to college, he eventually dropped out. Any time he found a decent enough job that paid well, Joe ended up fired or he would quit. Most of the places he worked, the bosses fired him for the ruthless way he treated people. They said he needed to change or leave. Joe usually told anyone who said that that they could go to hell.

There was one thing in Joe’s life that he thought had not been a disaster, his relationship with his girlfriend. No matter what he had done or went through, she stayed by his side. When Joe left college he and Mariana Devek from Clark County, Nevada got married. His mother told him he would bring only heartache to Mariana. She and Joe argued about his marriage every time they saw each other. So, he and Mariana moved two hundred miles from where