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    Off Limits: Three Stories

    By Frank Lee

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    This trio of short tales by Frank Lee all revolve around temptation and dangerous desires. A sexy blonde trophy MILF who can't resist her third ex husband's sexy college stud son. The young inner city girl who loves her mother's ex lover. The girl next door who drives her father's former business partner and longtime friend to a fever pitch of lust he refuses to deny. In the final cut, who can anything so wrong feel so right?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublishereXcessica Publishing
    Release dateMar 18, 2016
    ISBN9781504501880
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    Off Limits: Three Stories
    Author

    Frank Lee

    You've seen me on crowded sidewalks, head bowed, avoiding the eyes of strangers, rushing to nowhere for no good reason. Another hopeless no one, but in my mind's eye, my desire lights fires in your dreams.

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