Brief Summary Of Mica's Crystal

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Crystal is a newly single woman who has moved to a new town to try and build a different life for herself. While out at a club one night, she's approached by a stunningly beautiful model named Mica, who is also new to town. A seductive suggestion is made that turns Crystal's head, and helps her to envision a whole new world of pleasures.

This short story is written to get quickly into hot action while still having believable characters and decisions.

(All characters are 18 years or older, and this book is to be read by adults

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