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My Life as a Concubine
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Category:  Mainstream
Publisher: Smashwords

Type: Fiction

Pages: 271

Copyright: 
June 2008; November 5, 2012
Price: $5.99 (eBook)


Along with recipes, insights into those galling Gauls, plus the real merde not found in any guidebooks this sharply observed, witty narrative presents a sometimes poignant and often funny view of what it’s like to live and love in a foreign land.

 My Life as a Concubine is the lively account of a savvy, New York City woman, never married, not looking to be, who suddenly falls in love with a Frenchman. After several  enchanting years together, Jean-Loup tells her that he must return to France. She is in a quandary—stay on the isle of Manhattan where she has work, friends and speaks the lingo or depart for Paris with the utterly adorable frog prince? There is one teensy-weensy problem, Jean-Loup hasn’t asked her to go with him. When he finally pops the question, it certainly isn’t the one she expects.



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"Let me tell you what I'm going to do to you, Jean-Loup."
My voice was soft—husky with sex. Slow as an escargot, I began to lower the zipper of my snug, silk dress. With a little bump and grind, I shimmied out of its black bonds. I hadn't bothered with a bra. Clad only in garter belt, stockings and stilettos, I removed the combs from my hair, tossed my head, and let the raven cloud settle about my shoulders. I stared into his eyes—their intensity scorched my body like a firebrand. It took all I had to restrain myself from jumping his bones. Instead, I released a stocking from its garters, then stepped out of my heels. Placing a foot atop his nightstand, I slowed peeled the black mesh down my leg.
Skimming the whispery strip over his body, I asked, "Like the feel of it, Jean-Loup? Imagine my lips following the same course."


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