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    The Right Shoe
    The Right Shoe
    The Right Shoe
    Ebook34 pages29 minutes

    The Right Shoe

    By C Stripes

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    Sabrina hasn't seen her husband in too long. The call from the phone tree telling her the submarine her husband's on is coming in, starts a tumble of events. Led along the sexy way of a returning ship, her friend knows all the secrets and shares them with Bri. She's ready and steady on those high heels, but not so sure about the rest. For Bri there's no turning back. For Deke, the long absent husband, there's no place like home with a wife willing to wear next to nothing to greet the submarine.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherC Stripes
    Release dateNov 30, 2019
    ISBN9780463486375
    The Right Shoe
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    C Stripes

    C Stripes is a Navy Spouse with more than a little experience in picking the right shoe and the right trench coat. She loves her submariner and worried his every deployment.Retired and still close to the ocean that is his second love, they travel now the kids are self-reliant. Their extended Navy family includes representatives from the Marines (of course), the Air Force, and the Army.She loves telling tales of deprived (and depraved) reunions with loved ones.She is working with her writing partner, MJ Stars, to get these erotic shorts into your hands. Follow along as they explore Many Happy Returns, the military way.

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