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How She Lost Her Cherry

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In this sordid collection, four stories are told, and in these stories, four virginal girls lose their innocence and enter the world of sex and debauchery. One girl gets a surprise from her friend's father on her sweet sixteen birthday; a man working on his novel is surprised by a summer nymph naked by the lake; a babysitter succumbs to the illicit desire of Mr. Snake; and another girl wanders the woods and meets three men who have three surprises for her innocent, virgin body.

These tales pull no punches and break puritanical taboos, the way only the great-grandson of Anais Nin could write!

Pages: 96

Format: Nook

Publisher: Olympia Press

Release: October 03, 2010

ISBN 13: 2940011832741

How She Lost Her Cherry

2.5/5 ( ratings)

In this sordid collection, four stories are told, and in these stories, four virginal girls lose their innocence and enter the world of sex and debauchery. One girl gets a surprise from her friend's father on her sweet sixteen birthday; a man working on his novel is surprised by a summer nymph naked by the lake; a babysitter succumbs to the illicit desire of Mr. Snake; and another girl wanders the woods and meets three men who have three surprises for her innocent, virgin body.

These tales pull no punches and break puritanical taboos, the way only the great-grandson of Anais Nin could write!

Pages: 96

Format: Nook

Publisher: Olympia Press

Release: October 03, 2010

ISBN 13: 2940011832741

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