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Taking the Straight Girl by Ashley Halladay
02/18/2025
After a bad breakup with her asshole boyfriend and a rough night out, Avery wakes up in the last situation she ever expected: in jail sitting across from Sabrina, the most beautiful woman she has ever laid eyes on.
Confusing feelings flourish as it becomes clear Sabrina’s interest in her cellmate is anything but casual. Tension builds and when Avery is released from jail, the enigmatic blonde calls after her: The Wallerford Hotel, Tuesday 8 PM.
As Avery replays that night a different set of words keep echoing in her head: Take me.
Avery has never been with another woman, never even considered it. Not until she met Sabrina.
But now, this straight girl is ready to be taken.
Book Length: 60-150 Pages
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