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    Wishful Thinking
    Wishful Thinking
    Wishful Thinking
    Ebook53 pages43 minutes

    Wishful Thinking

    By Ed Bar

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    John considered himself lucky when he met the woman of his dreams online. After flirting and sending racy pictures to each other, she said she wanted to meet him. On his way there, eager to get laid, he takes a shortcut through the desert. He becomes lost and dehydrated. Suddenly, he finds a genie in a lamp, who seduces him and tricks him with a mix of rough sex and violence, until she is free from her prison.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherEd Bar
    Release dateJun 9, 2016
    ISBN9781311131164
    Wishful Thinking
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    Ed Bar

    Ed Bar spent most of his adult life working in the music industry as an audio engineer, music promoter and ghostwriter. Deciding to try his hand at being a novelist, he developed the idea for "The Red Demon Trilogy". Inspired by various vampire and witchcraft novels that only featured werewolves as side characters, he decided that it was time to bring these supernatural creatures to the forefront. Finding the balance between both a romanticized and villainous species, he created Perfect Moon, the first book in the trilogy. In addition, he is also the author of such short stories as "Love and Lust", "A Fallen King", and "The Voyage of Bran, a Modern Adaptation". Born in Saint Louis, Missouri, he currently lives in the Ozark Mountain Range in southern Missouri, where he spends his free time fishing and playing with his pit bull.

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