Five Unexpected Encounters Of the Hottest Kind

Five Unexpected Encounters Of the Hottest Kind

by Charles Moore
Epub (Kobo), Epub (Adobe)
Publication Date: 09/12/2015

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This book is suitable for adult reading. It contains a selection of five stories about everyday people going about their daily business then finding themselves caught up in an unexpected sexual encounter.

First story is about a shopping trip by a fellow who is just up the road from home to gather a few things required for the house. he finds he is having light flirting encounter with a very pretty woman at the checkout.He ends up between her legs with his nose buried.....

Second story is about a young woman who strikes up a friendship at the coffee shop where she works and being a bit pushy finds herself on his boat for the weekend. She knew exactly what she wanted, his cock and she got it in more ways than one.

Third story is about a plumber calling on a house at the end of the day and the end of the week it is just on nightfall. The woman of the house answers the front door silhouetted by the light in the lounge room the silhouette shows enough that he could tell she had no panties on which hardens the plumber to the point where he has trouble keeping his eyes off her.

Fourth story is about a weekend away to Rod’s unit up the coast where he meets up with a young girl he met last time he was there, he was happy about that. Little did he know that she had different plans for him this time around. She had three cunts for him to play with.

Fifth story is quite different from the point of view that all concerned find themselves surprised as to what is behind the locked doors in the clothing store 12 cunts 24 tits and enough juices to fill a coke bottle.

ISBN:
9781476485577
9781476485577
Category:
Erotic fiction
Format:
Epub (Kobo), Epub (Adobe)
Publication Date:
09-12-2015
Language:
English
Publisher:
Keith Reed
Charles Moore

Charles Moore joined the staff of the Daily Telegraph in 1979, and as a political columnist in the 1980s covered several years of Mrs Thatcher's first and second governments. He was Editor of the Spectator 1984-90; Editor of the Sunday Telegraph 1992-95; and Editor of the Daily Telegraph 1995-2003, for which he is still a regular columnist. The first volume of his biography of Margaret Thatcher, published in 2013, won the Elizabeth Longford Prize for Historical Biography, the HW Fisher Best First Biography Prize and Political Book of the Year at the Paddy Power Political Book Awards.

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