Jenny the Pirate - Sexy erotica

By Olrik

Jenny decides, unwillingly, to sell her houseboat to be able to finance her anthropological research project in Malaysia. At first there doesn't seem to be any potential buyers, but one day as she stands outside, painting the boat, a handsomely dressed man shows up to look at the boat. But the boat is not the only thing he's admiring... He seems genuinely interested, and Jenny soon realizes that she is more interested in his body than his money...This short story is published in collaboration with the Swedish filmproducer Erika Lust. Her intention is to depict human nature and diversity through stories of passion, intimacy, lust and love in a fusion of powerful stories and erotica.-

• Language: English
• Publisher: LUST
• Release date: Jul 8, 2019
• ISBN: 9788726108088

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Olrik

Jenny the Pirate - Sexy erotica

Saga

Jenny the Pirate - Sexy erotica

Translated by

Martin Reib Petersen

Original title

Pirat Jenny

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Jenny the Pirate

The weather was much hotter than Jenny had anticipated when she got into her favourite boiler suit to paint her beloved houseboat a uniform reddish-brown colour. She had been living on the houseboat for three years, but now she was desperately trying to get various institutions and universities to finance her pet project where she would be fully able to use her education in anthropology, rather than making a living as a kindergarten teacher's assistant like she was now.

Her idea was to study young people from around the world travelled to Malaysia in order to help save the eggs of endangered sea turtles. Jenny had a theory that