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The Whips of Washington (All The Presidents' Beds Book 3)

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File Size: 681 KB
Print Length: 30 pages
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Publication Date: March 7, 2014
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Language: English
ASIN: B00IVCKQSU
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Alice Johnson--or is it Alice Cooper?--has finally met President George Washington. Not only has she met him, but he has heard of her from her faux-Husband, John. Not only has she met him and he's heard of her, but he wants to take her to bed, as soon as possible.This is the third volume in the hilarious erotica series, "All The Presidents' Beds." The stories are a humorous take on erotica, mixed with a bit of historical fiction, seasoned with...

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