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Lena Was Home With The Flu

By: Sonia Robinson
Narrated by: Katherine White
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Lena has been bedbound with the flu for nearly a week. She's so bored she could die. Jake, a kind friend from her past pays her a visit. Though Lena was saving herself for marriage, she was desperate to feel something other than sniffles and sickness. What follows is a teasing dynamic with Jake, giving him mixed signals until she pushes him to the snapping point. He will break her in, in more ways than one.

This is a short story with extreme hardcore sex. It's a mix of cheating erotica, virgin, and anal with elements of domination and submission, cat and mouse, and mind-play.

All characters in this short story are 18+. This title is intended for adult audiences who savor the idea of a girl weak with sickness who pushes her ass to the max to wake herself up, and use sex as healing.
©2012 Sonia Robinson (P)2012 Sonia Robinson
  • Unabridged Audiobook
  • Categories: Erotica
Literature & Fiction
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