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    Catholic Girls Play Nice
    Catholic Girls Play Nice
    Catholic Girls Play Nice
    Ebook67 pages55 minutes

    Catholic Girls Play Nice

    By France Barnaby

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    Katherine is a nymphomaniac, and her mom is a sex addict. Katherine starts her last semester of high school at a new Catholic school. She takes a sex education class, which she sees as a chance to have fun with the teacher. Mary is a 40 year old cougar who loves her job as a university professor. It allows her to prowl her classes for 18 year old boys. Yet, something's missing in their lives.

    This is the first episode of an erotic serial novel. A total of four will be released, once a month. There is a short story prequel, Catholic Girls Don't Do That. But it need not be read first.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherFrance Barnaby
    Release dateFeb 9, 2013
    ISBN9781301022465
    Catholic Girls Play Nice
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    France Barnaby

    I have a very vivid imagination and am always thinking about how regular meetings between people can turn into wild sexual adventures. Then I write some these thoughts down. I live deep in the heart of Texas, where the stars are big and bright. Writing is what makes me happy. I write because I like it, and I hope you do too. You can find me on Twitter @FranceBarnaby and email me at FranceBarnaby(at)gmail.com

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