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  Hotwife Voyeur

  Charlie Hedo

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  "Hello?" I said. 
  "Where are you?" he asked. 
  He is not modest. He is not discrete. He is quite possessive ... Jean Paul. 
  Where are you? What are you doing over there? 
  He is not my husband, but sometimes he pretends to be my man. Not at all like you, John, you are my tolerant, open-minded, liberal spouse. 
  Jean Paul likes his women to obey him. 
  "I have lunch on the roof terrace, at Chez Paulette," I said. 
  "Jesus, lunch ... it's already after two o'clock." 
  "I'm free," I said. 
  He thought that was decadent. He found that restaurant too expensive. 
  Fortunately, I married you and not him, John. 
  He is more made to ... play with. 
  Listen! 
  "There's a man peeking at me," I told Jean Paul. All of a sudden. 
  'What? Where?” he said. 
  "A man who sits opposite to me. He peeks between my legs. " 
  "Between your legs?" 
  'Yes! Or at my tits. Or at the lamp that hangs above my head, I don't know, he's wearing sunglasses. What do you men look at when you meet a woman? " 
  "Is your face in his direction?" Jean Paul asked. 
  "Yes, my face, my bosom, my legs, it's all on the same side with me." 
  I was kidding, but he wasn't smiling. 
  He was too excited, angry, jealous, and curious. His breathing changed. His voice became deeper, hoarse, unsteady. I bet his heart beat had gone up. I bet he had a boner. 
  Just like you have now, John. 
  "What are you wearing?" he asked. 
  "A white shirt with buttons ..." 
  "Below that?" he asked nervously. 
  "A skirt." 
  "Which skirt?" 
  "My denim skirt." 
  "Goddamn," he said. "Are you wearing panties?" 
  'No!' 
  Silence on the other side of the line. 
  "Hello?" I said. 
  "Murielle ... Jesus … Fuck." he cursed. 
  "I am wearing panties," I said, "I was teasing you." 
  A new story in the Hotwife Monologue Series.

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  Rhapsody of Strings under the...

  Patricio León

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  Fragmented into sixteen excerpts, stories or scenes, this brief work by León focuses on the breakup or a couple of unnamed lovers without explicit gender, swept away by the gale of passion and desire, with the moon as their sole spectator and accomplice, and the presence of a cat that serves as witness to the impulses of a love that is hopelessly undone in the misunderstanding of bodies scorched by the fire of the sexes, The work is a heartbroken cry of a lonely, proud individual, overpowered by his own ego in the face of the loss and abandonment of the one who filled his days. And in the other end, silence, and emptiness as the only response.The whole book is imbued with a deeply moving sentimental tone that strikers with the force of a desperate ritornello.

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  When She Thaws

  Lily Craig

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  Sadie Powell is going on an adventure. After her beloved mother has a health scare, Sadie decides it's finally time to see the world. So, Sadie crosses the Atlantic to work as an au pair for a year. Austria's supposed to be nice: chocolate, beer, and scenic mountain ranges beckon. She'll figure out teaching and living with an Austrian family along the way. 
  Inga Weber trusts only herself. Ever since her husband of twenty years left her for an Instagram model, Inga's opted to homeschool her three children. Better keep them close so they can't get hurt. Except it turns out it's hard to keep an au pair on staff when Inga's expectations tower higher than the Alps. Exercises, punctuality, and rigor grind down even the best candidates. 
  When Sadie arrives at Inga's doorstep, her fate seems clear. She'll be sacked like the rest of them, inadequate in the face of precise demands. Except something about Sadie's warm smile and caring green eyes makes Inga falter. Though the two diverge in their approaches to life, maybe this time, it's different. 
  Maybe this time, Inga's met someone who can melt her frozen heart. 
  Contains mature themes.

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  Demon's Servitude - The Complete...

  Carol East

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  Alysia is a sorceress, a very powerful sorceress. That must be understood from the very beginning otherwise the things that happen in her life will be too hard to believe. She is also the only sorceress that ever lived who could conjure and control demons at will. Her story revolves around a spell scroll that whisks her off from the twelfth century only to leave her in the twenty first, where she discovers all the wonders of the modern age. There's only one problem, demons are trying to kill her. She needs allies and finds them in the most unusual ways.  
   
  This is book one. 
   
  This tale is graphic in nature and is intended for adults only. All characters depicted are 18 or older. Enjoy

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  1601

  Mark Twain

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  1601, written by Mark Twain, is a supposititious conversation which takes place in Queen Elizabeth's closet between the Queen, Ben Jonson, Beaumont, Sir Walter Raleigh, the Duchess of Bilgewater, and one or two others... If there is a decent word findable in it, it is because I overlooked it. 1601 depicts a highfalutin and earthy discussion between the Queen and her court about farting and a variety of sexual peccadillos, narrated disapprovingly and sanctimoniously by the Queen's Cup-Bearer, an eyewitness at the Social Fireside.

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  Cheating with the Wolfpack II -...

  Jane Fox

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  Celia and her friend have wandered into a notorious wolf hangout, and she's frightened but intrigued. When a chance encounter with an alpha wolf awakens a desire in her to give herself over to him, will she defy her husband and let herself be pursued by the alpha? And what will she do when the entire pack shows up?

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