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    Grinning and Baring It
    Grinning and Baring It
    Grinning and Baring It
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    Grinning and Baring It

    By Lucinda Blackpool

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    Giselle has always been the adventurous type, but one day her love of the great outdoors leads her down a path she never expected. Separated from her friends during a hike in Yosemite Park, the blonde bombshell searches for hours before deciding to make camp for the night. More than just a pretty face, she's always been able to hold her own, so when she narrowly escapes a hungry bear and stumbles upon a quiet, empty cabin in the woods, she settles in for the night, thinking she is safe. But wild animals aren't the only predators Giselle needs to worry about. She wanders about the cabin, making herself at home, but nothing is quite to her liking. Not the food, and certainly not the bunk beds she tries out one by one. Everything is too hard, or too soft, to cold, or too hot.

    She soon discovers that her little haven isn't as uninhabited as it appears, and when its three tenants arrive after a long day of work, the sexy former Girl Scout begins to wonder if she's bitten off a bit more than she can chew. It's hard to convince them she shouldn't be arrested for breaking and entering, especially when their anger turns to lust, but if Giselle doesn't want to spend the night out in the cold, she'll just have to grin and bare it!

    (Warning: This short story includes graphic sexual content, and is solely intended for adult readers 18 and over)

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLucinda Blackpool
    Release dateJan 3, 2015
    ISBN9781310861703
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      Grinning and Baring It - Lucinda Blackpool

      Grinning and Baring It

      by Lucinda Blackpool

      SMASHWORDS EDITION

      Copyright © 2015 by Lucinda Blackpool

      All rights reserved. Without limiting the rights under copyright reserved above, no part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in or introduced into a retrieval system, or transmitted, in any form, or by any means (electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise) without the prior written permission of both the copyright owner and the above publisher of this book.

      Author's Note: All characters depicted in this work of fiction are 18 years old or older.

      Other Titles by Lucinda Blackpool:

      The Wishbringer

      Grinning And Baring It

      There was a soft pink hue along the horizon line as the clouds absorbed the last dying rays of sun, while the sky darkened to a deep purple, the color of spring violets.  Giselle shivered in her tiny cargo shorts, her long tanned legs feeling the brunt of the chilly air. She had dressed for a day of hiking, and besides her serviceable boots and backpack of essentials, her thin white tank top was inadequate for the rapidly dipping temperatures in Yosemite Park. The tight buds of her erect nipples pushed through the fabric, attesting to this fact.

      Giselle squinted her bright blue eyes, looking all around her, but saw no one. She could hear a whip-poor-will calling, and a Douglas squirrel scurrying up the bark of a black oak tree, but the woods were otherwise quiet save for the gentle whisper of water from a small stream nearby. Now would be a good chance to collect some cold drinking water, since her supply had run out and she didn’t know how much farther she would have to walk before finding any campers who might share some food or

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