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November 4, 2019
Miss Demeanor, P.I. Series



She’s played by the rules for too long—especially when it came to her career as a cop. She was the top closer of cases for years, but promotions in her small town cop shop went to her less productive male counterparts. River decides it’s time to change careers. She leaves her small town to purchase a Seattle private detective agency and become her own boss.
Homicide Detective Gage Hamlin takes pride in his job; he closes cases and fosters justice. All that changed the day River Nightingale sauntered into his office. River has him questioning his pride, his cases, and his aversion to private detectives, especially beautiful private detectives.
River’s client thinks Gage got it wrong, and River is forced to prove Gage missed a murder. Will River and Gage find a way to play nice, or will River be forced to leave Gage behind?
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River has already lost a partner to a better job, and now a truck has mowed down another partner and a key informant. Her surviving crew is reeling and dead set on finding the killer. Working with them is a Seattle PD homicide detective, Gage Hamlin. Gage and River have been a volatile combination since day one, but now it’s twice as tense, as they both seek the killer and Gage struggles to keep River alive.
On the waterfront, Seattle is known for slinging fish, but River’s stakeout of a seafood plant reveals that fish aren’t the only thing being sold on the docks. And if River isn’t careful, fish aren’t the only thing that will end up dead on the docks.
Looming dangers lurk closer with every clue River uncovers. River’s business, her relationship, her friends, and her life are all in jeopardy. And the cost of solving the case is at least twice as bad as usual.
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Published on November 04, 2019 18:30
Confession of Mr. Darcy, Vampire



Books 1 and 2 of the award-winning, international bestselling Confession of Mr. Darcy, Vampire, re-released in this special edition only on eBook for a limited time at an incredible price.
BOOK I: Pulse and PrejudiceElle Magazine selection "A Most Inventive Adaptation" (April, 2016)Austenprose "Readers' Choice, Top 5 Books of the Year" (2012)1st Place Winner in Category, 2013 Chatelaine Awards Romantic FictionMr. Fitzwilliam Darcy - elegant, dark, brooding...vampire. The Master of Pemberley tells his haunting tale of unquenchable desire and forbidden love.
"I cannot express enough how skeptical I was upon starting this book. Pride & Prejudice with a touch of vampires was enough to send me into fits of eye rolls. But, within only the first chapter, I found myself strangely drawn to the story. The vampire Darcy weaves his spell quickly." - Austenprose
Book II: Dearest Bloodiest ElizabethIn this lurid, lusty sequel to Pulse and Prejudice, death shadows the newlywed Darcys from Pemberley to the parlors of Regency London to the courtyards of Antebellum New Orleans. As Elizabeth discovers the trials and travails of marriage to a vampire, can Darcy ever believe that she loves him as he is? Or will his jealousy tear them apart?
This is the sequel to Pulse and Prejudice; however, as it is not an Austen adaptation, the reader will find it darker, bloodier, and more provocative than Book 1.
"After taking the plunge into this dark and haunting world, I am bloody thrilled to say that I just loved this sequel! The story examines the beauties and frailties of Darcy and Elizabeth's love and devotion to each other while folding it into a world filled with gothic danger. It is action-packed and left me turning pages rather quickly, while at the same time being filled with well-developed characters whose inner turmoils make the reader empathize with each of their own plights."C.A. Pepe, Just Jane 1813
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An abridged version of The Proud and the Prejudiced: A Modern Twist on Pride and Prejudice was selected a 2013 Amazon Breakthrough Novel Semi-finalist and Austensque Reviews’ Favorite Modern Adaptation under the title All My Tomorrows.
Colette’s latest release is the controversial erotic noir suspense, The Widow. She will be releasing Dearest Bloodiest Elizabeth, Book II: The Confession of Mr. Darcy, Vampire in eBook August, 2016, and print in October.
A writer, world-traveler, empty-nester, and a literature, history, wine & cheese lover; Colette lives in Southeast Louisiana with her historian husband and their dogs.
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Published on November 04, 2019 18:30
November 3, 2019
North Shore Stories



Peggy Lynch has too many children and too much to do. Unlike the pampered wives in her affluent Long Island suburb, Peggy’s not married to a doctor or a lawyer. She’s married to an uneducated Irish immigrant twelve years her junior, and has to work two jobs to help make ends meet. In between the carpools, the laundry, and the food shopping, she also has to make sure her youngest son takes his ADHD medicine so he doesn’t flunk out of high school. Maybe if her lazy husband would get off his ass and help around the house, she’d have time to connect with her children and be the type of mother they deserve. But Peggy lacks that luxury because if it wasn’t for her, the whole family would fall to pieces.
Years have passed since Peggy ruled the house and Veronica is no longer her mother’s obedient little girl. Moving into her childhood home with her husband and infant twins, she’s starting a new life and should finally be happy. Right? Wrong.
While cleaning out her old bedroom, Veronica finds a letter from her deceased mother. If Veronica were smart she’d burn it and leave her family secrets buried with the dead. But as her mother so often said, Veronica’s never been that smart.
She rips open the envelope and proves her mother right...
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Ellen Murphy spent her childhood in an idyllic house by the sea. A house surrounded by flower filled gardens and a white picket fence. A house she fled at eighteen. A house full of secrets.
When Ellen’s mother Rose, an ex-nun, is diagnosed with terminal cancer, Ellen reluctantly returns home to care for her and uncovers a clue to the one secret that has haunted Ellen all her life: the identity of her father. But that is just one of the many secrets hidden behind the beautiful facade of the house on Rose Hill.
"The Girls on Rose Hill is a beautifully written story about the complicated relationship between three generations of women. It will touch you, make you laugh, and make you cry. Bernadette Walsh's subtle use of language, traditions, and manners painted an authentic portrait of an Irish Catholic family. I loved it."
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Twenty years ago Maura Lenihan was the curvaceous red-haired teenager at the center of a political sex scandal. Today, Maura is a thirty-five year old hospice nurse who spends her days caring for the cancer-ridden and comatose and her nights reading romance novels. Her life is boring and safe and just the way she likes it.
However, Maura’s safe cocoon is now threatened both by the press’ renewed interest in the twenty year old scandal and the attentions of her most recent patient -- a thirty year old Wall Street investment banker whose black hair and blue eyes are oddly familiar.
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Published on November 03, 2019 18:13
Jack Bass, Black Cloud Chronicles



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When Hank Green has a bad reaction to a drug during a study, Jack Bass, MD gets involved. He soon discovers that many Veterans are being conned into enrolling in the same drug study…and many are dying as a result.
Will Jack survive looking under the rocks of the political landscape as he attempts to stop this scourge?
Move over Jack Reacher, and make room for Jack Bass, MD.
“A fantastic thrilling adventure that kept me glued to the pages. Every story tops the one before it."
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Jack Bass Black Cloud Chronicles Book 7

Jack Bass, MD, discovers that new medical technology can work wonders...if it doesn't kill you first. Jack is working feverishly with two of his favorite past students to figure out what is behind the chaos of medical technology gone crazy.
Is it a bigger issue than anything they could have imagined?
Although, this book is part of a series, it is easily enjoyed as a stand alone novel.
Praise for Death Hub:
"I love to read a good thriller and I was not disappointed with Death Hub."
"... entertaining, exciting and scary at times."
"Cyber Security is a Priority... definitely a scary idea."
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"You might be shocked at some of the events in the books that are based on an actual experience."
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His "Jack Bass Black Cloud Chronicles" series has been developed into a TV series, "Jack Bass, MD," (https://www.facebook.com/jackbassmd/?...) which is actively being discussed around Hollywood. Network feedback has been very positive.
Fiction writing is reviving a lost love from earlier periods in his life where he enjoyed writing short stories. In addition to a number of years as a practicing anesthesiologist and critical care specialist, he has published articles in national healthcare journals, written many "Ask the Doctor" columns and has spoken frequently at national healthcare forums. He has also been instrumental in designing and deploying population health programs to help people deal with depression related to poor health.
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Published on November 03, 2019 18:12
Finders



Demonologist, Luke Melloy has seen the face of pure evil. He's fought it and sent it back to hell. It's what he does. To Claire Westin, ghosts and demons are just great television and good for ratings. When faced with the truth Luke has seen, her reality is turned upside down as the two are swept into dire straits moments after they meet. Desire sparks between the unlikely pair, throwing their hearts into chaos with a love neither expected nor wanted.
When the Demon targets an unsuspecting Claire with his wrath, Luke finds his focus split between his oath to God and the awakening of his heart. Together, can they face the ancient evil and defeat it or lose everything?
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A mother of three, Amy has spent the past sixteen years working in Operations for Ricoh America's Corporation. She is an avid movie fan and enjoys books, television, theater, her dog Pip and all things romance.
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Published on November 03, 2019 18:12
November 2, 2019
Interview with Chrissy - A Book Reviewer

I'm very please to have today Chrissy of Chrissy's Bookshelf. Chrissy writes wonderfully detailed
reviews for romance/fantasy novels. I don't usually read reviews, but Chrissy's reviews are incredibly
entertaining. The plot is explained in a clear and concise way, and she explains very well what she
loved of the book and what in her opinion can be improved.
I highly recommend subscribing to her blog. You'll read wonderful reviews and have the chance to
meet great authors.
Chrissy has been kind enough to accept to be interviewed.
1. What's your favourite genre to review and read?
My favourite genre of book has always been fantasy. When I was allowed to join the adult section of my local library, one of the first books I borrowed was Dragonflight by Anne McCaffrey. I think the cover attracted me because it had a beautiful illustration of a dragon on it. I fell in love with the genre there and then. I still re-read the Chronicles of Pern series sometimes! I was pretty young when I joined the adult section of the library. They let me do it because I read so fast and I’d pretty much finished all the books in the Children and Teen Section. I think I was around 10 or 11 years old.After that first book I kept being drawn to the fantasy section because it was filled with heroes, monsters and epic quests, rather than boring things like romance! Plus, they are usually big fat books and they are often written as a series, so you can really get into the story. When you read as quickly as I do, big fat books are a really good thing when you have a borrowing limit from the library. As an adult, I really enjoy a good romance and in fact one of my favourite things is a fantasy romance, and it’s even better if it’s a fantasy reverse harem. I’m a sucker for a reverse harem. One of my favourite series, by far, of the last few years is The Rise of the Iliri by Auryn Hadley. It does all of my favourite things extremely well.I also read a lot more urban fantasy than traditional fantasy these days, after falling in love with the genre in the late 1990s, when it used to be found in the horror section of bookstores. I think Laurell K Hamilton’s Anita Blake books got me started on that track, come to think of it, those books were my first exposure to reverse harems too!
2. What are your pet peeves in a story? What makes you stop reading?
It’s hard to pin this one down. I used to stop reading books at the drop of a hat, but since I started reviewing I often try to muddle through a book in order to write a fair review, so other people know what they are getting into. I’m actually quite glad I started doing this because sometimes a book just doesn’t click for me until I’ve got past the first third, and I would have missed out on a great read if I hadn’t kept going.My main peeves are; characters that don’t seem to have any backstory and are just a placeholder for the plot, inconsistencies and really bad editing. This last one annoys me, but it does take quite a lot of bad editing to make me stop reading. Books by indie authors, of which I read a lot, can often have bad editing because it can cost a lot of money that the author just doesn’t have, so I try to give them the benefit of the doubt, so they can afford an editor next time out. I just wish they would ask for beta readers more often!
3. What's the most difficult thing of writing a review?
For me, the most difficult thing is knowing when to stop. If I love a book I want to rave about it, and that can sometimes lead to me wanting to discuss more about the plot than I should, because I want to talk about how great that section of the book is. I really don’t want to reveal too much and spoil the surprise, but sometimes it’s hard to find that balance.4. Reading your reviews, I noticed that the world building is something important for you. What makes a good world building?
Good world building means creating a consistent system around which the book is based. It means thinking things through carefully before including them in the book and making sure that if you add other things that impact on your initial descriptions, that do not contradict each other. For instance, in a world with magic don’t state that only women can perform one kind of magic and then have a man casting that spell later in the book - unless of course that is the point of the story.
Good world building also keeps an eye on geography and in this day an age it’s easy to double check contemporary stories using Google Maps and Street View. As well as magical systems and geography, good world building describes the society in which the story is set. It makes references to the way in which people interact, whether it’s different species, in the case of fantasy and science fiction, or different genders or nationalities in contemporary work.If an author has all those things worked out before writing, then it will come through as the story progresses. The descriptions of people and place become richer and more detailed. It means that the reader can imagine clearly the characters, the place they are in and the people they interact with. This is why world building is so important to me, because it adds real depth to the writing.
5. As a reviewer, what do you do when you really don't like a book?
If I really don’t like a book, I’m most likely to not leave a review at all. If I don’t finish the book I’ll mark it on Goodreads as “read” and “dnf” (did not finish), but leave no star rating. I’ll also not review something I didn’t finish because I don’t think that’s fair.If I can finish a book it generally means there some redeeming qualities that I can talk about that might appeal to other readers. I know that there is a reader for every book, because no two readers are the same. I’m likely to simply give a warning, for instance if it’s got a female character that sets feminism back by 50 years, or a really poorly thought out plot device. As a point of interest I also try to warm about really traumatic content, or even if it’s just a silly lightweight book. Both of these things appeal to me at different times and it’s probably the same for a lot of readers, but I’d like to know before I start reading, which one I’ll get. I’ll also warn if the editing is poor because I know for some people that’s a deal breaker.
6. How important is the plot versus the characters? I mean, do you prefer a story with an engaging plot even if the characters aren't so interesting, or a not so brilliant plot but with awesome characters?
That’s a tough one. It’s really hard for me to describe that fine line to anyone, even myself. My favourite books always have a good balance between good characters, good plot and good world building. If those three are good, then I’ll really enjoy a book, however, I can also enjoy books that don’t have that balance, provided that they are really good at the one thing they focus on. If a book has little plot then it’s got to have great characters and vice versa. My enjoyment will also depend on what kind of mood I’m in. If I’m in a “entertain me now because I need distracting” mood then I’m more likely to enjoy a plot based story. If I’m in an introspective mood I’m more likely to enjoy a purely character based story.
7. What's the best piece of advice you can give to an author to get a 5 review
from you?
To get a 5 star review from me, the book has to be great at everything. It’s got to have a great plot, fantastically realised characters with plenty of backstory, that interact in an interesting way, and a believable world setting. That world setting isn’t just important for fantasy and urban fantasy books, it needs to work for contemporary or historical fiction too. If something is obviously wrong, such as an invention being used before it is invented, it jars me out of the story and that will pull me away from my enjoyment.The other thing that will get you a 5 star review is the way in which you write. You can have all the above and still not get 5 stars, if the way you write is stilted. I like to read books that are fluid and naturally written. Sometimes it can feel like an author is trying too hard by using language that feels plucked straight out of the thesaurus. I can tell the difference between the word choice being a natural extension of a writer’s extensive vocabulary and when a writer dips into a thesaurus to make themselves look more ‘author like’. It’s not necessary, and it generally annoys me more than sticking to simple language that is natural to that author. So basically, authors need to stay true to their own voice and stop trying to be something they’re not. Yes, I enjoy reading rich language, but I don’t need to do so in order to enjoy a book.So in summary; good plot, good characters, good world building and unforced and non-stylised writing. An author hits those points and they are going to get 5 stars!
Thanks for joining me Chrissy.You can find her here:
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Published on November 02, 2019 16:33
Divorce By Grand Canyon



Christian Longo.
Jeremy Bryan Jones.
Joel Patrick Courtney.
Patrick Wayne Kearney.
Russell Obremski.
Robert Spangler.
Gabriel Morris.
Killers all.
Veteran author Elizabeth Engstrom dives into the horrific stories of these seven serial killers, along with a glimpse into the maggoty world of forensic entomology. Why do these killers do what they do, how do they get away with it for so long, and what is their final undoing? Riveting true crime stories to make you lock your doors at night.
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After eight years on Oahu, she moved to Maui, found a business partner and opened an advertising agency. One husband, two children and five years later, she sold the agency to her partner and had enough seed money to try her hand at full time fiction writing, her lifelong dream. With the help of her mentor, science fiction great Theodore Sturgeon, When Darkness Loves Us was published.
Engstrom moved to Eugene, Oregon in 1986, where she lives with her husband Al Cratty, the legendary muskie fisherman, and their Duck Tolling Retriever, Jook. Liz holds a BA in English Literature and Creative Writing and a Master of Arts in Applied Theology, both from Marylhurst University. A recluse at heart, she still emerges into public occasionally to speak at a writers conference, or to teach a class on various aspects of writing the novel, essay, article or short story. An avid knitter and gardener, she is on faculty at the University of Phoenix and is always working on the next book.
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Published on November 02, 2019 12:18
October 30, 2019
Music Boxes



Twelve-year-old Lindsey McKay's biggest dream is to be a famous ballerina. But after moving to New York, she ends up at the Community Center with a teacher who’s a burly bear in tights.
When she meets Madame Destinée, the teacher of a top dance school who offers her classes for free, Lindsey can't believe her luck. In exchange, she must perform in the school’s exclusive midnight shows, ones sure to make her a star. But something’s not right...
One by one, the other dancers disappear. Each time they do, a music box with a figurine just like the missing ballerina joins Madame Destinée’s growing collection. If Lindsey doesn’t discover the truth about the dance school, she might end up a tiny figurine herself.
**Music Boxes was recommended by The Barnes & Noble Kids Blog as one of the 5 Spooky New Middle Grade Books for Campfire Chills!!**
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Currently residing somewhere in the back woods of the Ozarks, she writes away while tending to chickens, cows and her family of six. Her stories have been published in several collections and magazines including In the Shadow of the Eagle's Eye in REAL GIRLS DON'T RUST (Spencer Hill Press, 2013), A GLOWWORM (Black and White Publishing Company, 2017) and Meringue, Murder and Marzipan in FULL DARK (Obsidian Books, 2017) . She's an avid book reader, professional children's book reviewer, outdoor addict and always in search of a new adventure (based in reality, the imagination, or otherwise).
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Published on October 30, 2019 18:54
Paladin Princess Series



They assaulted her best friend.They stole her dignity and enslaved her, stripped her of everything she loved, and ground her into the dirt.Now it's sweet payback time.Jack Ryan meets The Princess Bride in this epic fantasy thriller.
They think they know her; they think they can best her.They have no idea what they've unleashed.She's going to teach them a lesson they will never forget.
The first in the addictive, action-packed Paladin Princess series, The Pirates of Moonlit Bay features never-see-it-coming twists and razor-sharp dialogue.
Charlotte has never been one to play by the rules. When kidnapped by pirates on a ship pulled by giant manta rays, she is fearless in facing her deadly adversaries. She must fight for her life against ruthless enemies and fantastic beasts, while being thrust into a world of supernatural alchemy.
Move over Hunger Games and Game of Thrones, there's a new epic fantasy thriller in town and it's non-stop, pulse-pounding action!
"The amazing, can't-put-it-down fantasy thriller readers have been raving about. Gripping & action-packed, it will swallow you whole."
"If you love to root for the underdog and have a craving for high paced action, then this book is for you!!"
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She has her trusty troupe, a treasure map, and a worthy ship. But will that be enough?The map can’t even begin to hint at what awaits them as they descend a rocky staircase into the heart of a volcano ...Friendships will be tested.Lives will be on the line.They will face challenges even more deadly than the dreaded kraken.And they will face questions. Questions that go to the heart of their mission – and the core of their souls ...What do you believe? Who do you care about most?
Are you worthy? Worthy to obtain the Book of Mysteries. Within its pages lie the secrets to navigating the stars and curing deadly diseases.
But can they retrieve it before they wind up dead themselves?
Find out in the exciting sequel to The Pirates of Moonlit Bay, Book 2 of The Paladin Princess series.
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Samaire Provost grew up in a lot of different places, and now happily resides on theEast Coast of America, laboring away at writing stories every day. She is an animal lover with far too many pets, yet she still muses how she’d like to add even more. A lover of all things night and gothic, she also loves to read and reread her favorite books. Owned by a cat named Tyrion, she can be found haunting the shadows and mists that hang low over the hills of southern Virginia.
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Published on October 30, 2019 18:54
Billion Dollar Daddies: Special Edition 3



Attention: AQUAMAN and Neil Gaiman fans!#1 Best-Selling US/International author, Breanna Hayse, brings you the final installment of BDD: Special Edition Trilogy where the land and the sea collide, along with the promise to blow your mind!****The long-awaited fishing trip in the cold waters of the Alaskan Gulf has arrived, and Jennie and Sam join the entire family on an adventure of self-discovery, laughter, love, and the uncovering of long-kept secrets and desires.The girls' penchant for mischief is contagious and Ton refuses to be excluded. No stubborn land walker will be spared, either—not even Sam's grumpy Uncle Scott. With the orca's assistance, the little Marine Biologist brings Jennie and her four Daddy Doms into the world beneath the waves- a world of the mermaid- a world where they come face-to-face with the beauty, danger, and horror belonging to the silent creatures of the deep.
But not everything is as it seems. A deadly enemy is hiding in plain sight—one whose single objective is to hurt and destroy everything the two Little girls hold dear.
Faces from the distant past return to tear Sam's family to pieces, both on land and in the water, and a decision must be made- should she obey orders or trust the ocean to guide her? Separated from the pod by another sonic blast, she's left with nowhere to turn. But then her fiancé, Richard, steps into the picture and proves his faith and trust by surrendering her, and himself, to the sea.The moment has come for Sam to confront one of her biggest fears- but fear is not an option.Fear kills.
Author's Note: BDD: Special Edition 3 (Jennie & Sam) is a HFN. Answers to questions raised in this exciting conclusion to the trilogy will be found in the finale of the Generals' Daughter Series: Happy Endings.
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In 2004, my husband, John, and I joined forces to work with both submissives and dominants- teaching, training, listening and loving. Our goal was to take the mystery and fear out of the lifestyle and mentor people in safe, consensual and healthy relationships.
My first book, The Game Plan, was published in 2012 and opened the door to the now-booming world of Age-Play literature. Since that time, I've devoted my 'spare' time to writing, researching, community involvement, and private and group pro bono counseling in deviant behavior, alternative lifestyle, and addiction recovery.
I was formally 'dungeon trained' as a Domme before discovering my submissive side when I joined the service. My scenarios are pulled primarily from either personal experience or observation, including spending time in BDSM clubs as the safety/medical officer. My multi-faceted background allows me to glean from many avenues and give a unique and intelligent literary experience through elements of fantasy and fiction. I also discuss the questions and psychology of the lifestyle in a manner that is fun and informative, and based on 'the real deal.'
I live with my husband, musician, and fellow-author, John Hayse, and two border collies in southern California. We practice a 24/7 D&S relationship with speckles of AP (and many trips to Build-A-Bear), and happily spend every moment together that we can. My hobbies include my puppies, hiding my vanilla salt-water taffy where John can't find it, exotic art, collecting inspirational trinkets, and developing my own paddle line. You can also see me as a featured author/instructor in professional conference settings and as a Sexpert for kinkyliterature.com.
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Published on October 30, 2019 18:54
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