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    Silent Submission
    Silent Submission
    Silent Submission
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    Silent Submission

    By D.L. Sloan

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    The sequel to DL Sloan's hit Social Submission is on sale now!

    Young, sexy college girl Cassie has found that her penchant for lewd public behavior has attracted a large social media following. It has also attracted the attention of a mysterious wealthy benefactor. Far from being alarmed, Cassie finds herself turned on by the mysterious but wealthy man's attention. However, he has specific desires for her, and Cassie will find herself pushed to her erotic limits.

    This 5000- word story is for adults only! It contains graphic sexual language and scenes, read at your own risk

    Here's a quick taste: "They hugged again and Cassie left, her small bag slung over her shoulder as she walked briskly toward the university’s main entrance where the driver, Timothy, was to meet her. It had only been an hour since Cassie had her first "encounter" with the mystery man's driver. It was one of the hottest things Cassie had ever done, but somehow she knew that was going to be tame compared to what was in store for her. "

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherWinters-Marazza Publishing
    Release dateJul 22, 2016
    ISBN9781370857999
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