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Pleasure at the Captain's Hands
(2013)A Story by Shellee Smythe and Mary Alice Williamson (Sandra Sookoo)
Pleasure at the Captain’s Hands by Mary Alice Williamson
Lord Oliver Farringer—or as he preferred to be called, Captain Epson—has done his duty to his country and his title. Miss Samantha James, governess to the captain’s two children, can’t help but find him admirable. No doubt he runs his estate as strictly as he did his ship, but beneath his stern facade, she glimpses a lonely, widowed man.
Samantha too is lonely. No longer satisfied with fantasizing about the captain while pleasuring herself in her spinster bed, she takes matters into her own hands one night and braves Captain Epson’s den.
Will fantasy exceed reality?
Pleasure at the Captain’s Hands: The Master’s Tale by Shellee Smythe
Lord Oliver Farringer—or Captain Epson as he preferred to be called—finds himself in an untenable position, wanting to marry Miss Samantha James, his children’s governess and the woman who has been warming his bed for the past month. However, more than once she has proclaimed a lack of interest in joining the aristocracy.
A moment of jealousy and the sting of rejection shatter his hard-fought control, and he decides one more toss is in order before he turns her out. However, Miss James surprises him into revealing his most secret fantasies.
Once the boundaries have been crossed, will Captain Epson have a change of heart?
Warning: At 10,000 words or less, this is a quick read. If you're looking for happily ever after, this is not for you. If you're looking to be squirming in your seat by The End, then prepare to be entertained.
Note: This is the complete story of Pleasure at the Captain’s Hands. Her story is available as Pleasure at the Captain’s Hands and his story is available as Pleasure at the Captain’s—The Master’s Tale.
Lord Oliver Farringer—or as he preferred to be called, Captain Epson—has done his duty to his country and his title. Miss Samantha James, governess to the captain’s two children, can’t help but find him admirable. No doubt he runs his estate as strictly as he did his ship, but beneath his stern facade, she glimpses a lonely, widowed man.
Samantha too is lonely. No longer satisfied with fantasizing about the captain while pleasuring herself in her spinster bed, she takes matters into her own hands one night and braves Captain Epson’s den.
Will fantasy exceed reality?
Pleasure at the Captain’s Hands: The Master’s Tale by Shellee Smythe
Lord Oliver Farringer—or Captain Epson as he preferred to be called—finds himself in an untenable position, wanting to marry Miss Samantha James, his children’s governess and the woman who has been warming his bed for the past month. However, more than once she has proclaimed a lack of interest in joining the aristocracy.
A moment of jealousy and the sting of rejection shatter his hard-fought control, and he decides one more toss is in order before he turns her out. However, Miss James surprises him into revealing his most secret fantasies.
Once the boundaries have been crossed, will Captain Epson have a change of heart?
Warning: At 10,000 words or less, this is a quick read. If you're looking for happily ever after, this is not for you. If you're looking to be squirming in your seat by The End, then prepare to be entertained.
Note: This is the complete story of Pleasure at the Captain’s Hands. Her story is available as Pleasure at the Captain’s Hands and his story is available as Pleasure at the Captain’s—The Master’s Tale.
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