Making Love With Handel

By Lily LaRose

21st century woman time travels to 18th century England to find love and romance.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Lily LaRose
• Release date: Feb 4, 2024
• ISBN: 9798224090945

Lily LaRose

Lily enjoys writing, a superb cup of Earl Grey tea, cooking, reading, studying Pompeii and British History and having fun with friends and family.

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Making Love With Handel

By Lily LaRose

©2014 Lily LaRose

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Prologue

I remember making love to him. I remember the feel of him inside me. I remember enveloping, welcoming the velvety tip of his manhood into my mouth as I brought him pleasure and to his climax. Then he entered deep inside me and made such sweet love to me I cried as he brought me to my own etherial release.

Our time togther was so short but it impacted us both across the centuries. I am forever grateful for each moment, each second I had with Handel.

I almost forgot such sweet memories because my heart always longs to be with him and where he is so we can be together.

It all came back to me in a moment when I woke one Sunday morning hearing Handel’s Royal Music for the Fireworks. I remembered listening to him play and feeling so proud of him and the way he smiled over at me while he was conducting the music that hot day in April 1749. Our