| Delilah and the Deep Blue Sea Michaela Francis Click For Book Page and Excerpt Genres: SciFi Romance, Lesbian Romance Available Formats to Download: MOBI EPUB MS Word PDF MS Reader Text RTF Also available as a paperback In the year of 1972, Delilah, young hippy girl from Iowa, wanders over to tour Europe. Traversing the Aegean Sea on a rusty old ferry, Delilah falls overboard unseen and vanishes without trace amidst the archipelago of Greek islands.
Although she is feared lost, Delilah is, in fact, rescued although by somebody quite outside her experience. The creature who saves her from the sea is an enigmatic aquatic and hermaphrodite human who takes Delilah to her own, otherwise uninhabited, island. Words: 61600 Ebook Price: $5.95 | 
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More By This Author | Delilah and the Deep Blue Sea Michaela Francis Click For Book Page and Excerpt Genres: SciFi Romance, Lesbian Romance In the year of 1972, Delilah, young hippy girl from Iowa, wanders over to tour Europe. Traversing the Aegean Sea on a rusty old ferry, Delilah falls overboard unseen and vanishes without trace amidst the archipelago of Greek islands.
Although she is feared lost, Delilah is, in fact, rescued although by somebody quite outside her experience. The creature who saves her from the sea is an enigmatic aquatic and hermaphrodite human who takes Delilah to her own, otherwise uninhabited, island. Words: 61600 Ebook Price: $5.95 |
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More By This Author Delilah and the Deep Blue Sea Michaela Francis Click For Book Page and Excerpt Genres: SciFi Romance, Lesbian Romance Words: 61600 Ebook Price: $5.95 |
| Paperback price: $12.56 |
| | | In the year of 1972, Delilah, young hippy girl from Iowa, wanders over to tour Europe. Traversing the Aegean Sea on a rusty old ferry, Delilah falls overboard unseen and vanishes without trace amidst the archipelago of Greek islands.
Although she is feared lost, Delilah is, in fact, rescued although by somebody quite outside her experience. The creature who saves her from the sea is an enigmatic aquatic and hermaphrodite human who takes Delilah to her own, otherwise uninhabited, island. |
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