Compared to the previous volume in this series, the creepiness factor is a bit less, but the lesbian heat still sizzles. Don’t expect Addams Family-type creepy; this is more subdued in its own offbeat way.

A rather pivotal point is Heather Starlet coming out to her mother (Zoey Holloway in a non-sex role), who is aghast that Starlet and girlfriend Cherie DeVille are destroying her image of her apple-pie perfect daughter. The lengthy dialogue here, very well acted, comes to life following an intimate girl/girl heavy on tender oral. This is followed by DeVille hooking up with Starlet’s sister, Cassie Laine, who barely comes up from DeVille's thighs for air.

These and other slit-slurpin’ trysts pretty much make everyone fair game. Christie Nelson and Elle Alexandria, able musicians on the cello, prefer to pluck past the region designated for short 'n curlies. Nelson returns for a mutual seduction with Angela Sommers that does everything but hit a sour note.