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    Up and Down the Line
    Up and Down the Line
    Up and Down the Line
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    Up and Down the Line

    By Celia McKinley

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    IN AND OUT OF THE LINE: FACELESS STRANGERS #9

    A collection of erotica stories focusing on anonymous encounters, whether it's an unseen pervert in a crowd or a shadowy stranger in a bedroom.

    A day at the oceanarium takes an unexpectedly steamy detour for Abby when an unseen admirer's hand emerges from the crowd behind her to tease and caress her body beneath the flickering aquamarine shadows, right there beside her unsuspecting family. Could the seductive culprit be her daughter's handsome boyfriend, her old college flame, or someone else entirely?

    Includes a sneak preview of "Three's a Crowd."

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherCelia McKinley
    Release dateOct 26, 2021
    ISBN9781005492038
    Up and Down the Line
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    Celia McKinley

    Celia McKinley is an evocative writer of erotica and romantic fiction centered around themes of forceful seductions, sexual awakenings, and dark supernatural desire. Explicit but never crude, taboo but never degrading, her stories of sensual abandon and surrender strive to celebrate the irresistible allure of the forbidden and the beauty of sexual fantasy.

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