Naughty Secrets (eBook, ePUB) - Wirth, Andrew J.
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From the outside, I had a perfect life with a loving husband who provided the best of everything, but I learned money couldn't satisfy all of my needs. I wanted… No. I needed a little excitement in my life.
Meeting Cave Man gave me that. Bikers are dangerous, intimidating, and they take what they want. Deep inside, I was glad he wanted me. The way he controlled and dominated my body was satisfying in a way I never thought possible.
But keeping him a secret was harder than I thought. In the end, secrets are always exposed.

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Produktbeschreibung
From the outside, I had a perfect life with a loving husband who provided the best of everything, but I learned money couldn't satisfy all of my needs. I wanted… No. I needed a little excitement in my life.

Meeting Cave Man gave me that. Bikers are dangerous, intimidating, and they take what they want. Deep inside, I was glad he wanted me. The way he controlled and dominated my body was satisfying in a way I never thought possible.

But keeping him a secret was harder than I thought. In the end, secrets are always exposed.

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Autorenporträt
Andrew Wirth grew up in Pennsylvania in a very loving and loyal family. At age 22, he moved to Wisconsin for a career in welding. Once there, he bought a Harley-Davidson motorcycle, becoming a prospect in a local motorcycle club.

At age 24, he advanced in the motorcycle club, becoming a probate, and shortly thereafter, he was convicted of two counts of homicide by negligent handling of a dangerous weapon. He now resides as an inmate in the Wisconsin prison system.

Through his writing, he found peace of mind and freedom in a place of solitude.