Coach

By S L Hendrickson

Lindsey is a college coach in volleyball and swimming. There are unwritten rules in sports and one of hers don't get involved with the students. They were adults, but it wasn’t good for your career. The problem is one of her players Aria will seduce her. Rowan is the coach for wrestling, and baseball has the same problem. One of the players Mason does everything to seduce him. All the characters are over the age of 18; none are related, and all sex is consensual.

• Language: English
• Publisher: S L Hendrickson
• Release date: Jun 26, 2022
• ISBN: 9781005995164

S L Hendrickson

After serving in the Army, I earned a B.A. Degree. I've worked many different jobs: Security Guard, Printing Press Operator, and Loan Processor. I know write full time mostly erotic fiction also science fiction. Sometimes I combine the two. I live and write in Phoenix, Arizona.

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COACH

S.L. HENDRICKSON

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ALL THE CHARACTERS ARE OVER THE AGE OF 18

The first week of the college semester was the most stressful. When Lindsey decided to teach Volleyball and Swimming at the college level, she didn’t know there were so many forms that had to be completed. She was on the pro beach volleyball circuit for five years until her knees gave out.

Lindsey was an imposing figure as she walked to the administration building. She was six-five, with short blonde hair and a deep tan, was thin, still looked like she could play, but looks were deceiving. The knees could give out at any time, and the doctor recommended a cane, but she was much too young for that. After dropping off what she hoped was the last of the forms, she went to the athletic building. An office was shared with four other coaches with a desk and a small locker.

Looking over the clipboard schedule, there would be more students than last semester. All students were required to take three PE classes. Since this school was known for its highly rated Baseball and Football programs, she got the students who just wanted to fulfill their requirements. The school had a swim and volleyball team and competed in meets, but saying they were noncompetitive was an understatement. The teams had never won a single meet or game.

At the pool, the group of twelve students was milling around. It was a typical start; some didn’t have suits or