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Open Secrets
Samantha Spade, a detective/cat burglar gets a sexy new client who wants her to steal secret sex toy plans from her main rival, her equally sexy sister.
To get access she needs to seduce a cute redheaded secretary, a secretary with faible for being tied up and played with real good. It’s all in a day’s work.
Complications arise when Samantha is caught in the act and it turns out that her client's sister has
a devious mind of her own, tied to a desk with nothing but her wits on her, Samantha needs to think real hard to get out of this hot mess, and thinking is not easy when you experience multiple orgasms...
To get access she needs to seduce a cute redheaded secretary, a secretary with faible for being tied up and played with real good. It’s all in a day’s work.
Complications arise when Samantha is caught in the act and it turns out that her client's sister has
a devious mind of her own, tied to a desk with nothing but her wits on her, Samantha needs to think real hard to get out of this hot mess, and thinking is not easy when you experience multiple orgasms...
61 pages, Kindle Edition
Published August 25, 2016
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November 24, 2018
Steamy sexy fun
Erotic short story that does what it should do. Decent amount of plot and some fun sex. Worth the read if that’s what your looking for.
Erotic short story that does what it should do. Decent amount of plot and some fun sex. Worth the read if that’s what your looking for.
January 22, 2019
Cheeky little story!
Loved this piece from Bloom. It had an interesting tongue in cheek take on a cat burglar story, with plot twists, intrigue and lots of steamy scenes!
Loved this piece from Bloom. It had an interesting tongue in cheek take on a cat burglar story, with plot twists, intrigue and lots of steamy scenes!
August 7, 2023
3 stars. Hot, but there was something about Bloom’s writing here that I didn’t like.
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