The Three Soldiers Barrack Room Fun!

By Gemma Harris

Michelle finds herself working at a military barracks with a unit that have just returned from an overseas deployment.

Will she thank three of the guys for their service as they ask, or will she walk on by?

One soldier is fun - three soldiers are lot's of fun!
(Short story)
WARNING - this book contains scenes and language of an adult nature - for over 18s ONLY!

• Language: English
• Publisher: Gemma Harris
• Release date: Feb 18, 2020
• ISBN: 9780463263020

Gemma Harris

Hi! I'm Gemma! I'm happily married to my wonderful partner, who’s been my rock, he’s supported me all the way in my venture as an author, and even though I may not be the most talented writer in the world, he always gives my books an A+ (He wouldn't get fed if he didn't!) I've had many jobs in my life but nothing comes close to letting my sordid imagination flow through my fingertips and into my eBooks – I love it and hope I can continue with it for as long as possible. Aside from writing, I love to bake and if I'm not at my keyboard I can normally be found in the kitchen, or out in the countryside walking our two gorgeous dogs. I feel blessed to be able to ‘work’ while enjoying myself and I hope you will enjoy reading what I write. I intend to keep on publishing books for as long as I possibly can and I hope you will continue to read and enjoy them!

Book preview

The Three Soldiers

Barrack Room Fun

By

Gemma Harris

Please be aware that this book contains scenes and language of a highly adult nature – OVER 18s ONLY!

Copyright © 2015 by Gemma Harris. All rights reserved. This book may not be reproduced or used in any manner whatsoever without the express written permission of the publisher.

Contents

Chapter One

Chapter Two

Chapter Three

Chapter One

I had always found soldiers exciting, so when I was asked to spend a day in a barracks selling them life insurance, I jumped at the chance.

The company I worked for specialised in insurance of all kinds for high risk groups. We sold both equipment and personal health insurance with nothing being too high risk.

The unit I was to be visiting had just returned from an overseas deployment and senior officers wanted insurance policies up to date. Left to their own devices most of the younger soldiers wouldn’t have bothered with something as mundane as insurance, but luckily for their futures, and our bottom line, they weren’t