Lesbian Athlete by Unknown
Unknown | Lesbian Athlete | First Line(s)
‘ON YOUR MARKS!’
At the starting line, the girl runners took their mark.
This track and field meet would go
Sexual Behavior Of The American College Girl by Benjamin Morse
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Marlene Dietrich by W.K. Martin
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Proud Parents by Nicola Hill
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Cop Swap by John Dexter
John Dexter | Cop Swap | First Line(s)
Bright morning sunlight was beating against the drapes, trying to fill the room. It seeped through every crease and pleat, refl
All These Condemned by John D. MacDonald
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We were in the bedroom together and she was very eager, with a readiness that completely contradicted her coolness toward
No Corpse by Nancy Sanra
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For The Love Of God by C.P. Whitaker
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Fireside by Cate Culpepper
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Priestess Of Morphine by Marie Madeleine; Ronald K. Siegel
Marie Madeleine; Ronald K. Siegel | Priestess Of Morphine | Marie-Madeleine was a German Jew, lesbian poet and novelist whose eroticism and love for morphine was revealed in many of her shocking, sensational, a