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    Slutty Sorority 1: Rush Week: A Hot Lesbian and Group Sexy Erotica Novella (Confession Series)
    Slutty Sorority 1: Rush Week: A Hot Lesbian and Group Sexy Erotica Novella (Confession Series)
    Slutty Sorority 1: Rush Week: A Hot Lesbian and Group Sexy Erotica Novella (Confession Series)
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    Slutty Sorority 1: Rush Week: A Hot Lesbian and Group Sexy Erotica Novella (Confession Series)

    By Maxine Saint

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    Lindsay Gardner wanted the full college experience, and that meant being part of the Greek Life. When Rush Week starts, one particular sorority catches her eye - Zeta Tau Theta, for their "unusual" activities. She'll do anything to be part of this sorority and she means ANYTHING.

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    WARNING: This filthy, raunchy sex story contains over 4500 words of hot, girl-on-girl lesbian action, straight sex, group sex, and oral sex.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherEros Media
    Release dateApr 26, 2016
    ISBN9781310509407
    Slutty Sorority 1: Rush Week: A Hot Lesbian and Group Sexy Erotica Novella (Confession Series)
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    Maxine Saint

    Maxine Saint lives in Oregon with her mild-mannered schoolteacher husband, who’s only happy to indulge her passion in erotic fiction writing. From romance to BDSM to taboo topics, she explores all the sides of human sexuality. You can email her at Maxine.Saint@gmail.com

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      Slutty Sorority 1 - Maxine Saint

      Prologue

      Fuck, fuck, fuck! Don’t stop! Lindsay Gardner grabbed a handful of dark hair and tugged tight. Greg—or was it Gary? Whatever his name was - pounded his cock into her with enthusiasm. Harder! I’m close! she cried.

      Greg/Gary thrust a couple more times inside her, then let out a groan. His body stiffened and Lindsay knew he was cumming. What the— she cried out as he collapsed on top of her. She lay there, dazed, before she pushed his hot sweaty body off her. Goddammnit! I didn’t cum yet!

      Sorry babe, he muttered sleepily, rolling of her. Couldn’t help it…so sexy…and tight… In two seconds, he started snoring softly.

      Fuck! Lindsay cried softly, her pussy still tingled. Goddamn college boys! she cursed. They had stumbled back to her suite drunk after some party last night, and both passed out after some clumsy fumbling. Thinking she could somehow salvage the night, she started rubbing his dick as soon as she woke up. Of course, like most boys his age, he went right for the main event without even as much squeezing her tits or fingering her.

      She turned on her side and snaked her hand down between her legs, her fingers finding her clit. There was no need for teasing as she was turned on enough. She just wanted to get off.

      Lindsay closed her eyes, thinking about her last boyfriend, Charlie Phelps, star quarterback and owner of an impressive 9-inch dick. Frankly, he was the best lover she ever had, and few guys could live up to Charlie. However, even though she loved him, they broke up when they decided to go to different colleges. She was accepted in-state at Evans University and

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