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    First Time (Lesbian Diaries)
    First Time (Lesbian Diaries)
    First Time (Lesbian Diaries)
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    First Time (Lesbian Diaries)

    By Nell Boye

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    Freya Tonsberg just couldn’t get beautiful Mrs. Patel out of her thoughts. She is hovering around her magnetized by her mature personality until an opportunity arises which the young woman isn’t about to waste.

    This is the fourth story in the Lesbian Diaries.
    WARNING: This story contains very explicit sex between women. For mature 18 and over readers only.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSaphire Realms
    Release dateMar 26, 2012
    ISBN9781476369310
    First Time (Lesbian Diaries)
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    Nell Boye

    Nell Boye was born in Cape Town, South Africa sometime in August of 1990. She's been writing all kinds of lesbian fiction for as long as she remembers.

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