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    A Little Bit Rough (The Morning After #4)
    A Little Bit Rough (The Morning After #4)
    A Little Bit Rough (The Morning After #4)
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    A Little Bit Rough (The Morning After #4)

    By Kathleen Dienne

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    Carrie confessed her secret fantasy to her husband last night. She's always wanted it, well, a little bit rough. She woke up this morning tied to the bed, and it looks like her husband is going to make all her dreams come true.

    About the Morning After series of short stories: So much erotica concerns the first sexual meeting between lovers. What happens when the lovers wake up the next day? All of the stories in this series involve the morning after. After all, knowledge of one another is the best shortcut to ecstasy.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherKathleen Dienne
    Release dateJan 25, 2018
    ISBN9781370611058
    A Little Bit Rough (The Morning After #4)
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    Kathleen Dienne

    Kathleen Dienne has been a reporter, a theatrical stage manager, a ghostwriter, a video game consultant, and a marketing analyst. Fiction seems to be the most honest stuff that she's written. She is very lucky to have the enthusiastic support of a brilliant husband, a delightful toddler, and a beagle. You can also find her on Facebook, where she sporadically updates an author page, or correspond at KathleenDienne@gmail.com.

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      A Little Bit Rough (The Morning After #4) - Kathleen Dienne

      A Little Bit Rough

      (The Morning After, Book 4)

      By Kathleen Dienne

      Copyright 2018 Kathleen Dienne

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      A Little Bit Rough

      The sun was warm on her legs, as it usually was when she slept until late morning. So why was the room dark?

      Carrie yawned and fumbled for the lamp switch. That’s when she noticed she couldn’t reach the lamp. She was spread-eagled on her back, with restraints on her wrists and ankles. She blinked. Ah. Yes. It was dark because she was wearing a blindfold.

      She opened her mouth to yell for her husband, when a fragment of the previous evening came back to her.

      "Tell me what

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