My Very Naughty Therapist by J.C. Cummings
Touch-starved Maggie Ryan has spent her life rubbing her hungry body against anything and everyone she can in order to get her next fix — and this has led to some unpleasant consequences. But when she comes to Dr. Joel Monroe for treatment, the ever-loving, gorgeous therapist decides to take matters into his own hands in more ways than one!
WARNING: This 5,800-word story contains erotic touching of all kinds as well as mind-blowing addiction-quelling sex between a beautiful woman and her to-die-for hot, young therapist. It is intended for mature audiences, 18 years of age or older.
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So that’s how I became what I am. But I also must say that, in addition to the pleasure I get from writing stories, I get an absolute thrill from knowing that, somewhere in the world, someone like you is getting some pleasure and perhaps a bit of titillation from reading them. So I think I’ll be doing this for a long time to come!
What inspired you to write your book?
Touching is my all-time favorite mode of foreplay…
Here is a short sample from the book:
Then his hand began a torturously slow climb toward my hip. As he traced it, he said, “Notice the difference, Maggie? Can you feel it?” His quiet voice was now like a drug.
“Yes,” I whispered, my head resting heavily upon the top of the cushion, my eyes staring straight up at the ceiling. “Yes, um, I do. I can.”
“Mm. Notice, too, that when a man touches you – a man like myself, who finds you very desirable and who understands your needs in every way – how it can bring you to a whole other place?” His hand continued its upward migration toward my deeply rising and falling breasts.
“Mm-hm. Yes, it’s… very different,” my breath acknowledged.
“Good,” he crooned. “That’s very good. You see, this is touch-therapy of the highest order.” His fingers arrived at my breast and he cupped it gently through the fabric of my blouse and bra. “And, I might add that these tits of yours are of the highest order as well.” He squeezed my right breast… a bit more firmly than I expected.
“Ahh!”
“Good, huh? Now,” he went on, “if your skin were to experience this touch directly – first-hand, as it were – I’m sure that the pleasure would be far greater.” He brushed his thumb repeatedly across the peak, flicking my nipple to immediate attention.
“Wouldn’t you agree?”
“Mmm, I do. Perhaps you could demonstrate.”
Joel smiled deeply and hungrily. “Why, of course, Ms. Ryan. I’d be more than happy to.”
And it began. Joel, with ever-present patience, gentleness, and compassion, began to undress me.
“My Very Naughty Therapist” is book #2 in J.C.’s “Naughty Men at Work” series. Complete your entire naughty collection today!
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