Stuck in an Elevator by Alta Lavoy
During the worst heat wave in years, Tanya finds herself stuck in an elevator with a total stranger. The power goes out leaving them trapped with no hope of immediate rescue.
When the temperature rises, both clothes and inhibitions are cast aside. Will our voluptuous heroine give in to her secret fantasies and explore a whole new world with this tantalizing stranger?
Come along for the journey with Tanya and her uninhibited female companion…and find out what happens when they give new meaning to the phrase, ‘going down.’
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Alta Lavoy is a strong believer in taking pleasure from the written word. Sometimes it’s necessary to let our minds wander to places where the body is unable to follow. Her stories are created to help fill lonely nights with erotic tales designed to satisfy the imagination.
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