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Jarod
Geneviéve, a forty-something divorcée, accepts an offer from a twenty-four-year-old co-worker to help her move into her new condo. She volunteers to make him dinner as a thank you, but Jarod wants more. For additional formats go to
"I'm not really that hungry for food right now." He had followed me into the kitchen and stood with his hands in the back pockets of his jeans, not meeting my eyes. His tight, sleeveless tee-shirt revealed a muscular chest and well-formed arms. "Geneviève, would you consider a younger man for a lover?"
This free short story allows you to sample the author's sensual erotic writing. To download additional formats go to
"I'm not really that hungry for food right now." He had followed me into the kitchen and stood with his hands in the back pockets of his jeans, not meeting my eyes. His tight, sleeveless tee-shirt revealed a muscular chest and well-formed arms. "Geneviève, would you consider a younger man for a lover?"
This free short story allows you to sample the author's sensual erotic writing. To download additional formats go to
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First published November 2, 2011
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About the author
I.G. Frederick
76 books21 followersI trade words for cash, specializing in erotic and transgressive fiction and poetry since 2001. My erotic short stories appear in anthologies produced by publishers in the U.S., the U.K., and Canada. My longer work ranges in scope from romantic erotica (Dommemoir) to tragedy (Choices) to BDSM Space Opera (The Lady & The Spyder series).
A FemDom, I own the man I adore. Although dominant in the rest of his life, he demonstrates his love by serving as my submissive. Much of my I.G. Frederick fiction and poetry celebrate finding love in BDSM relationships from the authority of one enjoying that for more than a decade.
A former newspaper reporter and trained observer, I also watch the many ways human interactions turn ugly. I write about abusive and tragic relationships as Korin I. Dushayl. Under both names, I tell stories of characters spanning a wide range of gender and sexuality.
In addition, I share my BDSM knowledge and experience in my nonfiction work. I won the National Leather Association — International Cynthia Slater Nonfiction Article Award in 2014 and Connecting to Kink: Safely exploring your BDSM fantasies online was a Finalist for a 2016 Golden Flogger Award.
More on my websites: http://eroticawriter.net/ or (in more repressive locations) http://frederickbooks.com and transgressivewriter.com/
(I accept most friend requests for both names on this profile. Friend ≠ endorsement of any kind. Books read are not added in any order relative to when I read them.)
A FemDom, I own the man I adore. Although dominant in the rest of his life, he demonstrates his love by serving as my submissive. Much of my I.G. Frederick fiction and poetry celebrate finding love in BDSM relationships from the authority of one enjoying that for more than a decade.
A former newspaper reporter and trained observer, I also watch the many ways human interactions turn ugly. I write about abusive and tragic relationships as Korin I. Dushayl. Under both names, I tell stories of characters spanning a wide range of gender and sexuality.
In addition, I share my BDSM knowledge and experience in my nonfiction work. I won the National Leather Association — International Cynthia Slater Nonfiction Article Award in 2014 and Connecting to Kink: Safely exploring your BDSM fantasies online was a Finalist for a 2016 Golden Flogger Award.
More on my websites: http://eroticawriter.net/ or (in more repressive locations) http://frederickbooks.com and transgressivewriter.com/
(I accept most friend requests for both names on this profile. Friend ≠ endorsement of any kind. Books read are not added in any order relative to when I read them.)
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May 7, 2015
I loved it! If I were single, I would definitely want a Jarod. I want to know what makes him tick...I learned this story was part of a larger volume of work, so I immediately bought the longer book!
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