Confessions Of Incest - Three Book Anthology

Houston Cei

Sinopsis

Three sizzling-hot incest stories:

Deborah’s parents teach her about family love, called “doin' dirty” in the mountains. The local preacher teaches incest as Scriptural blessing.

The Lees welcome their new neighbors in sensual style by introducing them to incest, groupsex, and wife and daughter swapping.

April reunites a troubled family by teaching them the joys of incest, bisexuality, and swapping partners.

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When Anthony picked Cora up on Saturday, she was wearing a loose skirt and a blouse, but as he would find out later, underneath her visible attire was a teeny weeny bikini. It was in the boat with the outboard motor that he rented from the park where it would be Cora’s turn to present her surprise to the host. As Anthony was guiding the boat, Cora casually removed her blouse and skirt to display to him the most beautiful body he had ever seen. It was done in a nonchalant fashion without any intention of being a sexually suggestive gesture. They both knew that swimming was going to be one of the activities and that they would be seeing most of each others bodies anyway. Anthony was already in shorts suitable for swimming and only needed to remove his T-shirt.

Cora was not one to enjoy being ogled at, but she felt comfortable as Anthony’s eyes browsed her nearly nude body. She was beginning to like him more than just for the activities he was providing for them to share together. Cora enjoyed his conversation; they continued to talk about anything and everything while cruising on the water. She realized that this young man had so much more significant things to say than any other boy she had ever dated. Cora realized that it was too early to draw a conclusion, especially considering that there was not even a genuine relationship yet, but she could not help but wonder: is this boy my soul mate? Is he the one I’ve been looking for in all those other guys? She dismissed the thought for the moment, but it continued to linger subconsciously. The next thought on her mind as she viewed Anthony in just his swimming shorts was, in addition to being a good talker his body is pretty damn good, too!

After swimming, they settled at an area of the reservoir for some fishing; the catch was modest, but certainly more fun than Cora had ever imagined. She was enjoying every moment of being in the company with Anthony, and his ego was surely stroked when he realized that he was delighting the lovely girl of his dreams, the girl that he was afraid to even speak to only days ago. The scenic drive back to San Jose was just as beautiful as the earlier part of the day had been on this warm May evening. Cora invited Anthony into the house to meet her parents, and they could see from her facials expression and the tone in her voice when making the formal introduction that this was a boy that she considered special. After several minutes of conversation that included asking about their trip to San Luis, Anthony told Cora’s parents that he had freshly caught trout on ice and would like to share it.

Cora accompanied him back to the car to get the trout and asked, “Would you like to come to my bedroom?”

Anthony was surprised by the question and responded with his own question, “Are your parents okay with that?”

“Well, not really, but I can let you in through my bedroom window after midnight,” was her astonishing response. She led him around to the back of the house to show him the window and said, “Knock softly. I’ll be waiting.”

Disponible desde: 19/03/2024.

Longitud de impresión: 105 páginas.

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