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    Justice Girl: Jingle Bells
    Justice Girl: Jingle Bells
    Justice Girl: Jingle Bells
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    Justice Girl: Jingle Bells

    By Don Ship

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    Fierce, gritty Urban Fantasy Super Heroine in Peril story about a sexy costumed vigilante who bites off more than she can chew, and pays the price, against a master villain calling himself Sinister Santa.

    Blonde and beautiful super heroine, Justice Girl, goes after a super villain called Sinister Santa and his gang of evil elves, who are stealing all the city's Christmas presents. Several of the city's top super heroines have vanished without a trace while on the trail of Sinister Santa, and Justice Girl intends to save Christmas and her comrades in costumed crime fighting. When she finds the evil villain, she discovers her fellow super heroines have all been brainwashed and trained as ponygirls to pull Sinister Santa's sleigh. Will Justice Girl save her super sisters? Or will Sinister Santa add a new ponygirl slave to his team?

    Warning: Explicit sex and violence, ponygirl activities.

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    Zephyr whinnied pitifully. Justice Girl glanced worriedly at her friend. She wasn’t gagged, she should be able to speak around the bit, if not a bit slurred. Why wasn’t she speaking? Why was she still making those horse sounds? Then Zephyr stamped her booted feet angrily and took a quick few steps her way. She looked furious.

    “Help!” Sinister Santa cried as he stumbled.

    A second later, Justice Girl stood over him in triumph. Zephyr whinnied.

    “It ends here and now,” Justice Girl said, blue eyes blazing down at the frightened master thief. “I’m going to — Aaaaaaaaaaaaiiiiiiiiiiiiieeeeeeee!”

    About the Author:
    Don has been hooked on sexy super heroines since the day he watched Frau Fausta Grables chloroform and capture Wonder Woman on TV. It was a simple step from there into super heroines in peril stories. Now he writes his own characters, and it having the time of his life doing so.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDon Ship
    Release dateMay 13, 2012
    ISBN9781476257860
    Justice Girl: Jingle Bells

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      Justice Girl - Don Ship

      JUSTICE GIRL: JINGLE BELLS

      By

      Don Ship

      SMASHWORDS EDITION

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      PUBLISHED BY:

      Don Ship on Smashwords

      Copyright 2012 by Don Ship

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      This ebook is licensed for your personal enjoyment only. This ebook may not be re-sold or given away to other people. If you would like to share this book with another person, please purchase an additional copy for each recipient. If you’re reading this book and did not purchase it, or it was not purchased for your use only, then please return to Smashwords.com and purchase our own copy. Thank you for respecting the hard work of this author.

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      JUSTICE GIRL: JINGLE BELLS

      Justice Girl soared above Ocean City, looking for any sign of her fellow Super Heroines. As the premier Super Heroine in the city, she was their leader. But she wasn’t feeling like much of a leader at the moment. It had been two months since she last heard from Zephyr, and nearly a month since Ms Crusader vanished without a trace. And now, Titianna was missing for a week.

      All three missing Super Heroines had one thing in common, besides being Alpha Meta women, and that was they were looking for a brazen thief who called himself, of all things, Sinister Santa. He started cleaning out the warehouses of Christmas presents that were being collected for the poor and unfortunate back in September. Zephyr was the first to start looking for him, and she was last heard from on October 2nd. Then Ms Crusader took up the cause, and vanished sometimes after Halloween. And the last Justice Girl heard from Titianna was that she had a lead. That was the day after Thanksgiving, and not a word since. And it was December 5th now.

      What a monster! she snarled. She wore her nationally recognized red, white and blue costume — Red mask, latex opera gloves and thigh boots (with blue and gold band around the top, golden lighting bolts down the back of her five inch stilettos, and two lightning bolts forming a V at the top front); white leather bustier with lightning bolts flashing across her 38DD breast cups; blue French cut bikini bottoms; and wide gold belt, hoop earrings, and choker (with a solid gold Sisterhood Ankh with commendation diamonds hanging from it). Sinister Santa, indeed! He has to be stopped at all costs.

      It was beyond comprehension that someone could make a living out of stealing the donated Christmas presents for the poor and unfortunate. And he seemed to take such glee from the dastardly deed, as well as leaving Christmas present tags that instead of saying FROM, said TAKEN BY: Sinister Santa. Lately, he’d begun robbing toy stores, as if he wanted to completely spoil Christmas for the whole city. And just to rub salt into the wound, it looked like he

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