J.O.B., The. Awards for “J.O.B., The”. Director Brad Armstrong is proud to present a tale of the maelstrom that takes over when Reality and Erotic Drama collide. Asa Akira and Jessica Drake are incredible in this Art Imitating Life exploration. Zoe (Jessica Drake) is a journalist assigned to do a story on Asa Akira, a world famous pornstar who’s just written a book that’s getting lots of mainstream interest. Zoe is understandably nervous about what the next few days have in store for her, but before long she has Asa revealing her deepest, darkest secrets for all the world to see. As the interview continues it becomes a game of cat and mouse with Zoe trying to get her story, and Asa teasing and taunting her, trying to lure the straight-laced reporter into her web and over to the dark side. The sexual tension is undeniable and Zoe quickly learns there’s a fine line between reporting the story and becoming the story..<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
J.O.B., The. Awards for “J.O.B., The”. Director Brad Armstrong is proud to present a tale of the maelstrom that takes over when Reality and Erotic Drama collide. Asa Akira and Jessica Drake are incredible in this Art Imitating Life exploration. Zoe (Jessica Drake) is a journalist assigned to do a story on Asa Akira, a […]<\/p>\n