The Janitor’s Daughter by Amy Harris

For A Girl of Seventeen She Was Sharp. Kathy was sharp enough to know that if she didn't want to go through life being known as the janitor's daughter she would have to do something about it. Kathy was sharp enough to know that the thing to do was to cash in on her charms..on her considerable charms! Kathy was sharp enough to know that the dark, mysterious older woman named Donna could be her ticket into the big time and big money. Kathy was almost sharp enough to see the pitfalls that lay ahead of her with a woman like Donna as her tutor. Kathy was almost sharp enough.