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  My Juliet--Examined Right There...

  J.C. Cummings

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  Derek Vernon is just trying to relax and enjoy a pleasant day at the beach, along with his wife Juliet and his parents. And, given how smokin’ hot Juliet looks in her bikini, it promises to be a very pleasant day, indeed! 
   
  Until his sweetie comes running out of the water in a panic. Something has gotten onto that fantastic body of hers—something that stings and itches badly.
   
  Not to worry. Derek’s dad works in the medical field. He’ll handle everything.
   
  Not that this man is a doctor or anything close. He’s merely an x-ray technician. Still, he’s the best they have at the moment. But what Derek’s dad lacks in medical qualifications, he more than makes up for in sheer gall. He actually orders the shaking young woman to lie down on the beach blanket, where he proceeds to remove her swimsuit and examine her very carefully.
   
  Carefully, thoroughly, and very intimately—right there on a public beach with dozens of gawking bystanders. And Juliet is perhaps the last person on Earth to endure such humiliation. In fact, she has frustrated her husband to no end for years with her over-the-top body modesty and inhibited sexuality.
   
  So, although Derek should feel sorry for the ordeal his wife is being put through, all he feels is major arousal…and, strangely, from the jealousy he feels seeing his dad being granted more viewing and feeling rights than he ever had!
   
  And this jealousy is made even worse when a young lifeguard comes over and checks Juliet over just as intimately—explaining that she has a case of sea lice, which he treats by dabbing her with medicine very nearly everywhere.
   
  By now, Derek is seething in envy and arousal. Thank God his shaken wife just wants to go home because this hugely horny hubby has big plans for her—plans that will not only satisfy his envy-tinged arousal but teach her a thing or two about the joys of giving her husband what he’s always wanted—and more!

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  The Last of the Mohicans

  James Fenimore Cooper

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  In The Last of the Mohicans, James Fenimore Cooper crafts one of the greatest adventure epics in American literature—a stirring tale of courage, honor, and survival during the French and Indian War. 
  Amidst the chaos of colonial conflict, frontier scout Hawkeye and his loyal Mohican companions, Chingachgook and Uncas, escort two British sisters through the perilous wilderness of upstate New York. As they battle enemy forces, treacherous terrain, and the cruelty of war, their journey becomes a test of loyalty, love, and humanity in a world being transformed forever. 
  Rich in historical detail and sweeping emotion, this timeless classic captures both the grandeur and tragedy of a vanishing wilderness and the people who called it home. 
  Narrated by Nathan Edwards, this production brings Cooper’s vivid characters and haunting landscapes to life with cinematic depth and authenticity.

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  The Wind In the Willows

  Kenneth Grahame

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  "The Wind in the Willows" is a classic children's novel that follows the adventures of Rat, Mole, Badger, and Toad, who live along the riverbank. Rat and Mole are the main characters, and their friendship forms the heart of the novel. Badger is the wise old badger who serves as a mentor to the others. Toad is a mischievous and impulsive character who often finds himself in trouble.

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  Watching The Secretary Satisfy...

  Connie Cuckquean

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  I go to visit my husband Trent at his office, but I’m not there for legal advice.  The three of us are all in on it and that just makes it hotter when Trent walks out from his office and starts undressing for the receptionist.  I watch from my seat submissively, hoping that he might let me join the fun!  Fill her up while I stare, honey, and let me clean up the mess!

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  Endgame

  Ann Aguirre

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  Regret nothing. 
   
   
   
  Sirantha Jax has the J-gene, which permits her to "jump" faster-than-light ships through grimspace. She loves nothing more than that rush, but the star roads have to wait . . . 
   
   
   
  Her final mission takes her to La'heng, a planet subjugated during first contact. Since then, the La'hengrin homeworld has been occupied by foreign conquerors. 
   
   
   
  All that's about to change. 
   
   
   
  Now, as part of a grassroots resistance, Jax means to liberate the La'hengrin. But political intrigue and guerrilla warfare are new to her, and this will be the most dangerous game she's ever played—spies and conspiracies, a war of weapons and hearts, and not everyone is guaranteed to make it out alive . . .

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  Pirates of The Bahamas

  Ronald Haines

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  Mary Burleigh never knew that her mother, the straight-laced Carolina lady Anne Burleigh, had in her youth been the infamous pirate, Anne Bonny, and that her real father had actually been a pirate. All Mary knew was the privileged life she had led growing up on a plantation. While on a sailing voyage to Jamaica Mary is abducted by the pirate captain Jack Read, the famous son of Calico Jack Rackham, but her initial horror soon turns to unimaginable bliss as during her time aboard she transitions from hostage-for-ransom to cabin girl, and then to lover. The depth of passion that she and Jack share exceeds all of her fantasies, and she dreams of an idyllic future living with him on his island paradise. But when Mary wants to tell her frantic family that they no longer need to worry it results in her mother meeting up again with the pirate Mary Read, and she soon discovers the secret of her mother's past. Worse, could Jack Rackham have been her father also, meaning that she and Jack might be half-siblings? Mary Burleigh decides that she alone will bear the burden of their possibly incestuous relationship and frantically writes a letter to Jack telling him to forget her; that she was returning with her mother to Carolina. Assuming that Mary left because he wasn't able to provide her the life in which she was raised, Jack reasons that he has only one way to get her back; he must become rich and buy his way into Carolina society as a gentleman. He turns from pirate to privateer with an eye on the treasures of the Spanish Main. It's a desperate move, but death at the hands of the Spanish would be infinitely preferable to a life devoid of Mary. Back in Carolina a despondent Mary is unable to forget Jack and is emotionally incapable of resuming her old life. Her mother decides the only solution is to marry her off, so she sets about selecting a suitable husband for her. Will Jack survive and succeed in establishing himself as a gentleman? Will the true identity of Mary Burleigh's father be revealed? Will it all happen in time, before her mother succeeds in arranging her marriage?

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