Unspoken: Triumvirate by Julia Pemberton
A rainy night and a bottle of whiskey leads to a night of lusty exploration for town doctor Lexa Sayles, caught between two men of the Old West.
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I am a long time novelist, fanfiction writer deciding to turn my hand at writing erotica. I've always taken as much care to depict tasteful but sensual romantic scenes in my stories and thought I'd try my hand at writing a short story and seeing where it goes.
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Lexa watched them approach her like lions on the savannah, both full of sinewy grace. She was the prey they were stalking, and Lexa felt her sex ache at the prospect of being their feast. They were both such beautiful men. Her mouth went dry watching the hard perfection of Kris Laramie's body, lean and muscled. Like almost every woman in Mimosa, she admired the blond gunslinger, now town lawman, moving across town, garbed in black, like a force of nature exuding raw power.
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