novel story - Tokyo Tango by Yokomori Rika

Saya is a young girl in a traditional Japanese beauty nineteen. She has no trouble attracting men of all ages, and is happy to give them what they want. Sometimes they pay, sometimes not, especially if they are not one of them, and as for love, what does it really?
Then she meets bogey.
There is an average age of his mid-forties with gray hair and paunch, which feels like something of a Yakuza, a gangster. He earns his living by gambling, betting on something later in the night, mahjong, horse, bicycle, and the boiling point of the super-hot on stock exchanges where you always win. He loves gangster movies, and hang around the excited crowd. Saya is blinded bogey, as he is known for his love of Bogart films. It is with his odd choice of friends and he is intrigued, flattered by the attention of an older man, especially a man like him. Inevitably, she becomes his mistress, without a moment's hesitation.
"What ever you do, do not go with a player," was the one piece of advice his mother gave him when he came to the people. But if a teenager has never advice on men of his mother? Saya is no different. She jumped at the chance, she loves it in her warm body and stroked his head on his belly fat, they will do what he wants. She has even bought a cookbook and trying the food he likes to cook, he is not impressed by it, rather in the seedy underworld he inhabits eat.
opens up new Rika Yokomori game in Japan, and New York.
In some places the book is almost like a reality TV program. It is as if the camera is set permanently on the shoulder of the Saya. It is rare that we heard the shot exciting parts of his life, and the familiar, almost the same extent.
But it is a page turner that we are looking at slow growth in a secular Saya-wise woman. Gradually she begins to see things as they really are. While, as expected, is not so rosy in the life of a wannabe Yakuza's minor. It is sure to be difficult times ahead.
Rika Yokomori has published more than thirty-five pounds in the last fifteen years and it was definitely worth a look. Of course, I guess the end of time before they get there, but it was not great disappointment. It is hoped, a fishing village of final conviction. If you like modern Japanese novels, will find much here to interest you. If you have not tried before the East-fiction, then it could start a good place.