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    Ensnared
    Ensnared
    Ensnared
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    Ensnared

    By Jayne Marian

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    When sexy college student by day, well-paid hacker by night, Ashe first encounters the hot blond at the club, Heidi, she's immediately enamored. After an exchange of pleasantries, the couple works their way back to Ashe's apartment. What follows is a hot and sensuous lesbian experience that leaves each of the girls entirely ensnared by the other. 

    Ensnared is a sensuous erotic girl on girl lesbian romance short story.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDueling Spires
    Release dateMay 21, 2015
    ISBN9781513022673
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      Ensnared - Jayne Marian

      ENSNARED

      By Jayne Marian

      Copyright © 2015 Jayne Marian. All rights reserved.

      This is a work of fiction. Any resemblance to actual persons living or dead, businesses, events, or locales is purely coincidental.

      Reproduction of whole or part of this publication without express written consent is strictly prohibited. The author appreciates you taking the time to read this work. Please consider leaving a review wherever you bought the book, or telling your friends about it, to help spread the word.

      Thank you for supporting this work.

      CHAPTER ONE

      The wind blew through Ashe's short cropped hair. It was a mix of colors, spraying about like a wild rainbow when the wind took it. She clutched her denim coat close with one hand and her books in the other. She was lucky the one strap over her shoulder was strong enough to hold it up. She was thankful she sprung for the smallest laptop possible.

      Ashe! She heard a male voice call.

      Ashe turned around, struggling not to lose all her possessions to the wind. Running towards her was Dr. James, her computer science teacher. His slender frame was covered up by baggy jeans and a logoed t-shirt. A lab coat swung in the breeze behind him. He held himself up by his knees and took in a deep breath.

      Ashe regarded him with a raised eyebrow. She hoped he wasn't going to ask her out. She'd already had to decline two of her professors, both of which had leveraged grades against her. Thankfully they were high enough that it would be impossible for them to fail her now. Even so, she's begun recording any conversations she'd have with teachers and switched on the voice memo feature poem.

      Yes? she asked, waiting for him to stand back upright.

      Dr. James stood up, his face flush embarrassment. He fished through his handbag and retrieved a thick stack of paper, bound together. You forgot your paper in class. You left before I could give it back.

      Ashe blinked in surprise. Oh, I'm sorry. She took it and looked on the front page. There was an A stamped on the front and a smiley face drawn in pen in the corner.

      Thanks. She said, stuffing the paper in between her stack of books.

      "You need any

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