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    Alexa Lost Her Breath
    Alexa Lost Her Breath
    Alexa Lost Her Breath
    Ebook26 pages17 minutes

    Alexa Lost Her Breath

    By Sabine Delune

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    In this third installment in the "Kiss of the Witch" series by erotic author Sabine DeLune, Alexa finds herself edging ever closer to Farah and her mysterious past. When the two almost-lovers decide that a sex ritual will pave the way to their future, each woman must brace herself for an erotic experience that promises to be thrilling, tawdry, and maybe a little terrifying.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSabine Delune
    Release dateApr 29, 2020
    ISBN9780463773130
    Alexa Lost Her Breath
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    Sabine Delune

    Sabine DeLune is an erotic author and disco enthusiast. When not busy writing about people getting busy, Ms. DeLune can be found meticulously maintaining her collection of vintage 1970s erotica.

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      Alexa Lost Her Breath - Sabine Delune

      Alexa Lost Her Breath

      Sabine DeLune

      Smashwords Edition

      Copyright 2020 Sabine DeLune

      Smashwords Edition, License Notes

      Thank you for downloading this ebook. This book remains the copyrighted property of the author, and may not be redistributed to others for commercial or non-commercial purposes. If you enjoyed this book, please encourage your friends to download their own copy from their favorite authorized retailer. Thank you for your support.

      Why the fuck did I even show up? muttered Alexis as she unsteadily dismounted from the stationary bike. Fifty-five minutes of spin class had kicked her ass, and, as usual, she felt more regretful than energized as she dabbed her forehead with a white towel. She caught a glimpse of herself in one of the wall mirrors and sighed. Sweaty face, sweaty pits, sweaty back… sweaty crotch. It looked like she had wet herself.

      Her classmates seemed less exerted. How? Alexa groaned to herself. How am I always the hot mess? Enviously, she peered at a young, saffron-haired lady out of the corner of her eye. The lady gracefully dismounted from her bike, with pink cheeks and a glimmer in her eye. Why can’t I just glow like that? Why do I have to go full-on drowned rat?

      Alexa sighed as she gathered her towel and water bottle and made her way to the

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