Driven into her first affaire . . . PIPPA'S ROAD TO RUINby Kathy BrittonImprint: Silver Moon  
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| Style: Male Dom - M/F, Fem Dom - F/F, Kink & Crime Published: 3 / 2024 CLICK HERE to get told when further books by this author are published Available Formats to Download: MOBI EPUB MS Word PDF MS Reader RTF 
| | STORY DESCRIPTION Pippa Greenstreet has discovered the joys of sex. But her times are the 1920s Jazz Age of the Charleston and the Black Bottom. While the frenetic dances are indulged in by all classes, from factory girls to society matrons, sex before marriage is still frowned upon by moralists and the law.
Pippa's sub rosa exploits take her from country to town, including a punishing schoolmistress, a tricky stockbroker guardian, a sweetheart from bygone days, a randy but knighted MP, a perfidious nightclub owner, and a lesbian dressmaker. In the 'Roaring Twenties' where do the excitements end?
After Pippa is driven into her first affaire by her unscrupulous guardian, she finds herself in deep trouble, trapped by a compromising photograph being used in a blackmail plot. Her best friends Mandy and Jimmy enter a desperate race against time to rescue her from a road that leads to ruin. Upon their success or failure might hang Pippa's future!
This new and enthralling tale with a colourful period setting is from the author of Unlimited Exchange Activity and Jenna Pays Her Debts.
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Corporal punishment Author information: Kathy Britton is a pen-name of a long-time writer for traditional publishers of fiction in a range of genres: romance, fantasy, western, horror and the supernatural. In the digital age, Britton believes marketing and promotion are better left to specialists in the field. "Too many sad sacks are disparaging of erotica. It should be seen as fun. And exciting, of course!"
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