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    A Case Of Mistaken Identity

    By Misty MacAllister

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    About this ebook

    Eva is sitting in her usual chair at the library when an incredibly sexy man comes and sits in the chair next to her.
    “You dropped this,” he says, handing her a pair of satin panties.
    And before she can say he’s mistaken, he walks away. Eva is stunned, and secretly turned on.
    Then a young woman comes and sits in the same chair.
    “I think you have something that was meant for me,” the woman says.
    She takes the panties from Eva and asks her: “Do you want to watch?”
    And Eva can only nod.
    What Eva sees next makes her so horny that she’ll have to find relief, whether she’s in a public library or not.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMisty MacAllister
    Release dateAug 29, 2016
    ISBN9781370546305
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    A Case Of Mistaken Identity
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    Misty MacAllister

    Misty Macallister is a self-published writer, currently living in Houston, TX. She got into photography and modeling when she started making her own book covers for her erotica stories. You can find out more about her on her website, or you can follow her on any of her social media platforms. She's always open to questions, suggestions, etc. on her Twitter, Tumblr, or Instagram.

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