Taking My Naughty Neighbor by Helen K. Knight
Excerpt:
“Umm…your hands feel so good!” Sarah moaned as Linda released her suction from Sarah’s warm, wet lips. Linda wanted to get a quick taste of Sarah so she slowly slid her hand down Sarah’s stomach until she reached her clean shaved, slippery, wet pussy lips.
Linda softly ran her two middle fingers up and down Sarah’s juicy pussy lips until her fingers were coated with Sarah’s sweet juices. Sarah moaned in ecstasy from the soft gentle, rubs of Linda’s fingertips gliding softly over her swollen, wet clit.
Just as Sarah was about to open her legs wider to allow Linda’s silky fingers to enter her throbbing wet pussy, Linda brought her hand back up to her mouth and slowly licked and sucked all of Sarah’s sweet pussy juice from her dripping wet fingers.
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About the author:
Helen K. Knight is a #1 Best Selling Erotic Short Story Author. Her books range from Lesbian Erotica to Vampire and Werewolf Erotic. You are sure to find something that will satisfy your every desire.
Here is a short sample from the book:
Excerpt:
“Umm…your hands feel so good!” Sarah moaned as Linda released her suction from Sarah’s warm, wet lips. Linda wanted to get a quick taste of Sarah so she slowly slid her hand down Sarah’s stomach until she reached her clean shaved, slippery, wet pussy lips.
Linda softly ran her two middle fingers up and down Sarah’s juicy pussy lips until her fingers were coated with Sarah’s sweet juices. Sarah moaned in ecstasy from the soft gentle, rubs of Linda’s fingertips gliding softly over her swollen, wet clit.
Just as Sarah was about to open her legs wider to allow Linda’s silky fingers to enter her throbbing wet pussy, Linda brought her hand back up to her mouth and slowly licked and sucked all of Sarah’s sweet pussy juice from her dripping wet fingers.
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