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    The Chauffeur’s Guest

    By Jack Stratton

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    On a side street in the Lower East Side of Manhattan, beneath an ordinary-looking flower shop, is a modern-day speakeasy that only those who have a password can get into: Under the Roses. It’s an exclusive spot where the fashionable are served more than cocktails. Enter a world of elegance and debauchery; sexy burlesque dancers; wild jazz musicians; tattooed bartenders; and a mysterious owner who monitors everything that happens. Under the Roses is always alive with seduction and entertainment of every kind.

    Alison decides to go to the sexy speakeasy she keeps hearing about, only to find that it’s closed for a special event. But she runs into an old college roommate who invites her to what turns out to be a kinky sex party.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBryant Street Publishing
    Release dateNov 25, 2019
    ISBN9781094403359
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    The Chauffeur’s Guest
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    Jack Stratton

    Writer, hedonist, feminist, queer, kinky, polyamorous, dandy. Join my Patreon for access to over 100 stories, audiobooks, and more. 47 years old. Brooklyn. He/him.

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