Rabbit and Egg

By Terry Prosser

Spring is in the air, and that means that everyone's got their mind on one thing: Easter! But when Bobbi meets an attractive stranger in the park, she finds herself grappling with the conflict between her desires and her obligations. Will she keep her body pure, or will she allow herself to give in to temptation? And what will she do when she learns the true meaning of the holiday?

• Language: English
• Publisher: Terry Prosser
• Release date: Aug 20, 2022
• ISBN: 9780463597491

Terry Prosser

Terry Prosser is a writer of taboo erotica. He lives in Michigan with his wife and two cats.

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Rabbit and Egg

Terry Prosser

Published by Terry Prosser, 2022.

This is a work of fiction. Similarities to real people, places, or events are entirely coincidental.

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RABBIT AND EGG

First edition. August 20, 2022.

Copyright © 2022 Terry Prosser.

Written by Terry Prosser.

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It was a beautiful day for an Easter Egg hunt, especially one that Bobbi didn’t have to prepare herself. Instead, the church youth group had taken on the responsibility of seeding the park, and the children — like her little brother, Dylan — were having a blast. The sun was shining, and while the park offered little shade, both Bobbi and Dylan were pleased to be in nature.

There was a noticeable age difference between them, with Bobbi being in college and Dylan being much younger. In fact, some might have assumed that he was her own child. That was a joke, considering she was still a virgin. The idea didn’t bother her; She loved spending time with her little brother, although the thought of her parents humping like bunnies even at this advanced age... well, that she didn’t love.

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