Father daughter

She attends a private school. He watches private screenings of the films whose screenplays he writes. She has a father, whom she remembers fondly. He has a daughter, whom he remembers fondly. Together, they would make a wonderful couple.

As a writer of "adult" film stories and a Don Juan of considerable repute, Jasper does not blame his wife for the failure of his marriage, although he does not agree with her notion that "children belong with their mother." So, when he takes his daughter, Jasper feels that nothing can fill the void in his life and heart... until he meets Stephanie.

She is beautiful, quiet, and wonderful; she is also witty, talented, and, like him, lonely. But, loving her with a love that transcends all definition and censure, Jasper ends up asking himself: "Why would the woman he had waited for all his life be only eleven years old?" And why would the possibility of achieving happiness be placed in such an impossible situation?

Father Daughter is, therefore, an urban novel that addresses innocence, eroticism, and the spontaneous joy of an adult, a young girl, and an unusual relationship that confuses everyone, including the participants themselves.