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Sex in the Air

By (author) Roger Frank Selby

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An erotic novel with mÃ©nage, bdsm and spanking themes by Roger Frank Selby Flying is Patrick Camberwell's greatest passion in life and becoming a pilot his ultimate goal. However, it is only when he meets his new flying instructor, uninhibited Swede, Sonja Braunstein that he finds out flying can be damn sexy too. With Patrick's girlfriend, Lucy, and Sonja's spank-happy husband, Otto, in tow, the two couples soon grow very close - enjoying each other's company in places as diverse as steamy saunas to hotel rooms, not to mention in the air! It's on a trip to Northern Africa that it quickly becomes apparent that not all is as it seems and that this has become more than a journey of sexual discovery, but also one for the truth.

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