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    Wife's Surprise
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    Wife's Surprise
    Ebook33 pages26 minutes

    Wife's Surprise

    By Cindy McIntyre

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    About this ebook

    My wife told me that she had a surprise for me when I got home. She wouldn't let on what it was, and there was no way I would have ever guessed this surprise! We had only discussed my cross dressing fetish once about two years ago. Tonight she was going to make me up fully and we were going out on the town! Who knows what would happen after that!
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateFeb 14, 2017
    ISBN9781365752445
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    Wife's Surprise
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    Cindy McIntyre

    Cindy McIntyre, author of Eulogies Unspoken: Stories of Worth, is an award-winning poet, and an educator of at-risk youth. She is a member of the Missouri Writer’s League and Ozark Writers League. She holds a Bachelors degree in psychology and a Master’s degree in Human Services, with an emphasis in Education. Miss McIntyre, has a background in home health services, which prepared her for the eighteen-year journey, serving as her father’s caregiver. Cindy McIntyre shares with readers honest emotions of grief, and moments of hope and inspiration. She is originally from Earlville, Illinois, but now calls Missouri her home. www.missouriauthorcindymcintyre.com Grief is universal. Yet, each of us takes a different journey on the path to healing. Through storytelling together, we might regain hope and faith.

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