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Falling in My Lemonade
Camp Director Regina Mills has some serious rules and regulations in place to keep order in her life and ensure that her summer camp runs more like boot camp. Emma is a new camp counsellor who just wanted a summer job that provided room and board. An act of nature ruins Emma's cabin, and the only available housing is to share the Director's cabin. They soon find they have a turbulent attraction, but will Regina break her strict rules to be with Emma?
- GenresEroticaFan Fiction
248 pages, ebook
Published January 1, 2017
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July 17, 2018
This fic was longer than I expected but it was packed with all kinds of shenanigans. From steamy & sexy showers to blowing up an angry beaver damn.
In this we meet Emma who is starting her new job as camp counselor. All she wants is a summer job where she doesn't have to worry about room and board for a month. If only the camp director, Regina Mills, wasn't such a hard ass. (pun intended) She's strict and rules her camp with an iron fist but what happens when attraction flares between her and Emma. Surely she can't break her 'no fraternizing with co-workers' rule, right?
Other OUAT characters make an appearance in this fic but they almost function as tertiary characters as there is little interaction between them and Emma and Regina. The exception being Henry and later Cora in the final chapters but even their presence is minimal.
Get ready for a truck ton of sex and sexual frustration when Regina insists on her rules being followed. And also for questions like "what's a U-Haul?" "are you getting a cat?" and "should I call you daddy?"
*As this is fanfiction you can expect a lot of spelling and grammar error. Unfortunately it seems the author didn't have time or a beta reader to fix these minor problems but they take nothing away from this wonderful fic.
In this we meet Emma who is starting her new job as camp counselor. All she wants is a summer job where she doesn't have to worry about room and board for a month. If only the camp director, Regina Mills, wasn't such a hard ass. (pun intended) She's strict and rules her camp with an iron fist but what happens when attraction flares between her and Emma. Surely she can't break her 'no fraternizing with co-workers' rule, right?
Other OUAT characters make an appearance in this fic but they almost function as tertiary characters as there is little interaction between them and Emma and Regina. The exception being Henry and later Cora in the final chapters but even their presence is minimal.
Get ready for a truck ton of sex and sexual frustration when Regina insists on her rules being followed. And also for questions like "what's a U-Haul?" "are you getting a cat?" and "should I call you daddy?"
*As this is fanfiction you can expect a lot of spelling and grammar error. Unfortunately it seems the author didn't have time or a beta reader to fix these minor problems but they take nothing away from this wonderful fic.
July 18, 2018
After reading a FTB, this is pretty much exactly what I was looking for. There isn’t much ‘growing into love’ here; it’s more just a lot of scenes that push from one erotic interlude between Emma and Regina to the next.
Emma heads to Maine to be a camp counselor of a camp where Regina is director. Despite her many 'rules,' Regina is one horny lady that doesn't practice what she preaches. For someone who says 'no' a lot, she certainly drags Emma around to a lot of interesting places to have sex.
Which leads me to one point. Things I recommend not attempting to do on a kayak: sex. A canoe, a dinghy, a pontoon, a speedboat, a yacht, a cruise ship…have at it. Maybe I’ve just never been on a kayak that facilitates this kind of thing, but I did find that part a wee bit unrealistic. Other than that, fun times ahead for anyone looking for an easy read with a lot of heat!
Side note: Growing up, I spent most of my summer at any kind of camp I could get thrown into. Conservation camp, canoe camp, gymnastic camp, Girl Scout camp. If there was a camp, I’ve probably been to it. That said, I’m pretty sure that if any of my counselors were as hot as Regina, I probably would have figured out way before my teen years that I’m a big homo. I’d like a redo, please, with Regina Mills as camp director.
Side note #2: The writing here was choppy, but I forgive that a lot more in fanfic. If an author doesn’t have beta readers or proofreaders, readers take what they’re given and I’m not disappointed in what I was given here. There are grammatical errors that would sometimes take me out of the storyline, but I’d also get dragged right back in pretty quickly. If you're good with that, then I recommend this for sure.
Emma heads to Maine to be a camp counselor of a camp where Regina is director. Despite her many 'rules,' Regina is one horny lady that doesn't practice what she preaches. For someone who says 'no' a lot, she certainly drags Emma around to a lot of interesting places to have sex.
Which leads me to one point. Things I recommend not attempting to do on a kayak: sex. A canoe, a dinghy, a pontoon, a speedboat, a yacht, a cruise ship…have at it. Maybe I’ve just never been on a kayak that facilitates this kind of thing, but I did find that part a wee bit unrealistic. Other than that, fun times ahead for anyone looking for an easy read with a lot of heat!
Side note: Growing up, I spent most of my summer at any kind of camp I could get thrown into. Conservation camp, canoe camp, gymnastic camp, Girl Scout camp. If there was a camp, I’ve probably been to it. That said, I’m pretty sure that if any of my counselors were as hot as Regina, I probably would have figured out way before my teen years that I’m a big homo. I’d like a redo, please, with Regina Mills as camp director.
Side note #2: The writing here was choppy, but I forgive that a lot more in fanfic. If an author doesn’t have beta readers or proofreaders, readers take what they’re given and I’m not disappointed in what I was given here. There are grammatical errors that would sometimes take me out of the storyline, but I’d also get dragged right back in pretty quickly. If you're good with that, then I recommend this for sure.
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