No Place Like Oz

By Beverly Langland

Choosing fancy dress for your first office party is hardly taxing - for most anyway. Why then, out of the hundreds of employees did Dorothy get it so hideously wrong? Already an outcast, the shy young girl felt more alone than ever. No one bothered to talk to her unless to make fun or utter some snide remark. No one except Danielle that is, and the tall blonde beauty had her own dark motive. Danielle was determined to get into Dorothy's knickers whether the girl wanted her to or not, and soon Dorothy's determined resistance began to falter.

I am not a fighter. I take perverse pleasure in licking my wounds. They remind me I am alive. I was so engrossed in my own misery that it took some time before I realised she had not come to mock—not yet anyway. I looked up when she touched my arm gently — her pale, watery eyes captured me immediately. Of course, she was dressed as a buccaneer, but a more beautiful buccaneer one could not imagine.

"I collect strays, and Oz is one of my favourite films. I've always held a perverse fantasy about getting into Dorothy's knickers. Perhaps you understand now why I'm so looking forward to making you come on my fingers."

"Oh, don't worry Dot; I'm not going to eat you—not yet anyway! But I am going to get into your knickers, if not tonight then soon."

• Language: English
• Publisher: Beverly Langland
• Release date: May 16, 2017
• ISBN: 9781370543823

Beverly Langland

Beverly Langland first found success with Xcite publishing press in 2009. Winners of the ETO best erotic book brand 2011, 2012, 2013 they have published many of Beverly's stories to date. Beverly now works with SexyLittlePages and publishes independently. Beverly’s work can be found on Amazon, Smashwords, Kobo, iBooks and many other independent sites. Beverly’s erotic work, is “hot”. Her stories cover topics including; BDSM, fetish, latex, lesbian, spanking and other kinky stuff.A writer by day and reader by night, Beverly has always been an avid reader, a lover of words and in particular well written fiction of every genre. This love of language is reflected in Beverly's story telling and once started, her stories are difficult to put down.

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