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Love at the Pumpkin Patch: an erotic short story about first times
Sparks fly when Gracie and her friend take a weekend trip to an autumnal countryside pumpkin patch. When she meets the older farmer, Jack, she falls head over heels for him and can't help but fantasize about all the things he could do to her. As a virgin, she is desperate for her first time to be perfect.
To her pleasant surprise, Jack is attracted to her, too. When he gets her alone, he teaches her how to give and receive steamy erotic pleasure. He takes her virginity and shows her what it's like to be intimate with a real country farmer man.
Fall might just be Gracie's favourite season of the year.
To her pleasant surprise, Jack is attracted to her, too. When he gets her alone, he teaches her how to give and receive steamy erotic pleasure. He takes her virginity and shows her what it's like to be intimate with a real country farmer man.
Fall might just be Gracie's favourite season of the year.
33 pages, Kindle Edition
Published November 7, 2023
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Henrietta Harrison
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There is more than one author in the Goodreads database with this name.
From: http://www.orinst.ox.ac.uk/staff/ea/c...
"I am a historian and my main interest is in what ordinary people’s lives have been like in China from the Qing dynasty until today. I am also enthusiastic about writing the kind of history that tells stories as well as making arguments. Both of my most recent books have been micro-histories and I have made extensive use of fieldwork in China, especially conducting oral history interviews and collecting village-level materials, as well as using more conventional archives and libraries.
My research has included the 1911 revolution, nationalism, Confucianism in the twentieth-century, Catholicism, interactions between China and Europe, and above all the history of Shanxi province. I have worked across different periods, writing two books about the early twentieth century, and one that is the story of a single village from 1700 to 2012, as well as several articles about the 1950s and 60s. My main current research is on the eighteenth century, with a focus on diplomacy and the social history of oral interpreting."
There is more than one author in the Goodreads database with this name.
From: http://www.orinst.ox.ac.uk/staff/ea/c...
"I am a historian and my main interest is in what ordinary people’s lives have been like in China from the Qing dynasty until today. I am also enthusiastic about writing the kind of history that tells stories as well as making arguments. Both of my most recent books have been micro-histories and I have made extensive use of fieldwork in China, especially conducting oral history interviews and collecting village-level materials, as well as using more conventional archives and libraries.
My research has included the 1911 revolution, nationalism, Confucianism in the twentieth-century, Catholicism, interactions between China and Europe, and above all the history of Shanxi province. I have worked across different periods, writing two books about the early twentieth century, and one that is the story of a single village from 1700 to 2012, as well as several articles about the 1950s and 60s. My main current research is on the eighteenth century, with a focus on diplomacy and the social history of oral interpreting."
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