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    Desire's Adrift
    Desire's Adrift
    Desire's Adrift
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    Desire's Adrift

    By Emily Dickinson

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    “Never have I ever wanted anything as much as you.”

    Even in her wildest imagination, Ava had never thought she would hear such words, especially not from her best friend, Cliff. While stranded in space in a tiny spacecraft built just for two, though, the words spill out and now, there is only one thing left to do – something more amazing than anything she ever imagined...

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherEmily Dickinson
    Release dateMay 11, 2014
    ISBN9781311606204
    Desire's Adrift
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    Emily Dickinson

    I love to write erotica and fiction literature. I want to thank you all for visiting my page and I will continue to keep writing, as its my passion.

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      Desire's Adrift - Emily Dickinson

      Desire’s Adrift

      Emily Dickinson

      Copyright 2014 by Emily Dickinson

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      Red.

      Ava frowned at the color before taking note of it in her electronic notebook. It was her eighth Earth mission, today marking her fifth year anniversary as a space pilot, and she had been hoping she would be lucky this time, that the EIDolon would flash a green icon. Instead, it had returned showing red.

      She was beginning to think it was the most despicable color.

      Stop looking like it’s your fault, Cliff, who was sitting right next to her, spoke. It’s not.

      I know, she said.

      Even so, she could not help but look out the window at the dust-covered planet below them with longing. She had grown up hearing tales about Earth from her grandfather, about how it had once been where humans lived instead of on a large ship floating in

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