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Limits of Stupidity

M.E. Purfield

Publisher: trash books

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Summary

From the writer of the Miki Radicci Series and Cities That Eat Islands comes an erotic crime story about two women getting their dues. 
 
While waitressing at her new job, she falls for the bosses wife. Now she's helping her escape and hatching a plan to get what is due to them from the husband. 
This story is taken from the crime collection A Sandwich Can't Stop a Bullet.
Available since: 09/11/2019.

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