Steamy Woodlands

By Phyllis Copeland

This story is about a young, hard working wife struggling to help her husband remember what it was like being a man. Through odd occurrences and dangerous situations, he found his way back into her arms and she rewarded him for his efforts.

Eve spent most of her childhood with her dad and 3 brothers, so she had learned to take care of herself. It was her dad who taught her how to spit with precision and her brothers that taught her how to fight.

Her compassion came from her mother, the animals around her was proof of that. Even so, in this story she learns to step back and let her man be a man...

• Language: English
• Publisher: AmorBooks.com
• Release date: Jan 24, 2022
• ISBN: 9781005831806

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Steamy Woodlands

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Phyllis Copeland

Copyright 2022 Phyllis Copeland

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Disclaimer: The material in this book is for mature audiences only and contains graphic sexual content and is intended for those over the age of 18 only.

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Eve arrived home sweaty and dusty, her long, dark hair plastered to her head and face. Wow, it was hot, she said to herself as she rounded the corner of the house. The sun had beat down relentlessly at work and she couldn't wait to get home and her very own shower.

Walking up the three concrete steps to her house, she unlocked and opened the door and was instantly accosted by two huge German Shepherds. Whining and howling, each was trying to be first for her attention, shoving each other out of the way, just about knocking her down.

C'mon guys, lets go out, she told them. The two tri-colored shepherds sprang out of the house, harassing each other and grabbing sticks along the way. Eve saw the youngest pick up a long stick as the older shepherd grabbed it in his mouth and together they jogged towards the barn. Following behind them she glanced up into the old, magnificently tall, old, oak tree. Yep, she thought, It's still there, waiting for me.

Sighing, she trudged the hundred or so feet to the barn and she heard a high pitched whinny. Glancing out into the paddock, she spied her lone, light bay horse, his head held high and his ears up. Stepping into the barn, she