Camping Trip Seduction by Kaylee Mason
When Brooke’s best friend invites her to go camping, she’s ecstatic! Sure, she loves the thought of roasting marshmallows and sleeping under the stars, but she can’t wait to spend a weekend with Mr. Cook. She’s always had a huge crush on the older man, and this weekend she’s finally going to act on it.
Will a secluded campsite, hidden beach, and a sleeping bag just big enough for two be enough for the younger woman to SEDUCE the older man?
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Like everything in my life, I love to keep my writing light and fun. I often realize that I’m putting a little of myself into each of my characters, but everything is 100% fictional. Hopefully you find something you like. Happy reading!!
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