Room 19
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Last published Tue, Jan 22, 2019
Hot, wet, dirty, stranger, motel room 19.
Sara and James find themselves in an awkward situation, in a motel they weren't even supposed to be at, on their one year anniversary trip.
Jude finds him self in heaven, with a little devil.
Authors note, this is the first book to come out of my dirty mind, it is far from perfect. Please feel free to give me your honest opinions. :-)
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