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    On Display

    By Sophie Mouette

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    Art gallery owner Monique desperately wants to impress Mrs. Farnsworth, her biggest potential donor and an incredibly sexy older woman.

    The display of sexually provocative lesbian photography inspires Mrs. Farnesworth to donate money...and the display of Monique herself inspires an evening of lust.

    Great Kindle Reads calls “On Display” “perfectly paced and lusciously detailed.”

    Acclaimed lesbian erotica author Sophie Mouette combines steamy sex and highbrow art in this seductive short story.

    “On Display” originally appeared in Where the Girls Are: Urban Lesbian Erotica (Cleis Press, 2009) and was reprinted in Coming Together: Girl on Girl charity anthology (Coming Together, 2013).

    Author of the 4-star (Romantic Times) novel Cat Scratch Fever, Out of the Frying Pan, Possessed, Undressed, and in a Mess, and many short stories, Sophie Mouette is the brainchild of two widely published authors of erotica, romance, and speculative fiction.

    The two halves of Sophie—Dayle A. Dermatis (aka Andrea Dale) and Teresa Noelle Roberts—met more than two decades ago at a writers’ conference. Talking nonstop, they closed down the hotel bar and went somewhere else to keep on talking. Although they’ve always lived on opposite sides of the country (and for a few years, on opposite sides of the Atlantic), they’ve remained very close friends, and it was only natural that they should start writing together as well.

    Visit SophieMouette.com for more information.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSophie Mouette
    Release dateAug 22, 2014
    ISBN9781310582356
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    Sophie Mouette

    Author of the 4-star (Romantic Times) novel Cat Scratch Fever, Out of the Frying Pan, Possessed, Undressed, and in a Mess, and many short stories, Sophie Mouette is the brainchild of two widely published authors of erotica, romance, and speculative fiction.The two halves of Sophie—Dayle A. Dermatis (aka Andrea Dale) and Teresa Noelle Roberts—met more than two decades ago at a writers’ conference. Talking nonstop, they closed down the hotel bar and went somewhere else to keep on talking. Although they’ve always lived on opposite sides of the country (and for a few years, on opposite sides of the Atlantic), they’ve remained very close friends, and it was only natural that they should start writing together as well.Visit SophieMouette.com for more information.

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