Tentacles in the Lab

By Talia Trace

Maggie's always found strange and unusual creatures in her job, but she wasn't prepared for the strange weirdness of her lab's new occupant. Descended from ancient gods of old, the creature has an appetite--for seducable women. And Maggie, intrigued, is all too willing to let it indulge. Agile and flexible, the creature is willing and able to pin Maggie down and use her to its most perverted ends.

• Language: English
• Publisher: CharlotteNicoleChase
• Release date: Sep 1, 2015
• ISBN: 9781310415234

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Tentacles in the Lab

by Talia Trace

A Thompson-Corner Publication

Copyright © 2015 by Talia Trace

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Author's note: All characters depicted in sexual acts in this work of fiction are 18 years of age or older

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Maggie looked out over the ocean. She always liked the ocean, with its calming, rolling waves and the heavy smell of salt in the air. There wasn't anywhere that she'd rather be, other than sitting next to the ocean. You didn't have to deal with standing on a rolling boat, and if you were on the pier, then you wouldn't get sand in your shoes--or anywhere else. It was perfect.

It was the main reasons Maggie became a marine biologist, so that she could study the ocean and the things inside it. It was a perfect match, as far as she was concerned.

But today was different. There was something special about today. Maggie licked her ice cream cone and stared out over the waves. She'd gotten a call from one of her friends, Patrick, a fisherman. He'd caught something strange off the coast last night, and wanted her to take a look at it. She had the same deal with a lot of her friends that dealt with the ocean, but none of them had ever brought in anything interesting. Most of the time they just