2 Novels by Dinkleberry
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Overview: Why Dinkleberry? As a little girl, I followed my older brother and his friends everywhere. I clung to them like a… like a dingleberry. However, in Brooklyn the soft G is pronounced with a hard K. DearOldDad shortened it to a more acceptable nickname: Dink. My love for these men is why I cherish the names they bestowed upon me.
Genre: Erotic Romance
Needed: It was 1982 and Thomas loved Marisol. The problems were Marisol was his mother and they lived in Brooklyn Heights, NY.
We lived in civilization, not the backwaters of the South. When living in a society where being called a motherfucker is one of the worst insults, I kept my guilty yearnings hidden. That all changed one night when Marisol said, "Thomas, we need to talk."
Mother's Day: When Greg’s new mom, his stepmother, caught him getting to know himself better—using her catalogs—he knew he was gonna have to let his fingers do the talking. He understood, “To get outta this jam I would to have to give my mother, as Carol wanted me to think of her, a song an’ dance better than the great Gene Kelly ever performed. The question was, ‘How was I gonna pull off that magic?’”
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Requirements: ePUB MOBI Reader, 1.7 Mb
Overview: Why Dinkleberry? As a little girl, I followed my older brother and his friends everywhere. I clung to them like a… like a dingleberry. However, in Brooklyn the soft G is pronounced with a hard K. DearOldDad shortened it to a more acceptable nickname: Dink. My love for these men is why I cherish the names they bestowed upon me.
Genre: Erotic Romance
Needed: It was 1982 and Thomas loved Marisol. The problems were Marisol was his mother and they lived in Brooklyn Heights, NY.
We lived in civilization, not the backwaters of the South. When living in a society where being called a motherfucker is one of the worst insults, I kept my guilty yearnings hidden. That all changed one night when Marisol said, "Thomas, we need to talk."
Mother's Day: When Greg’s new mom, his stepmother, caught him getting to know himself better—using her catalogs—he knew he was gonna have to let his fingers do the talking. He understood, “To get outta this jam I would to have to give my mother, as Carol wanted me to think of her, a song an’ dance better than the great Gene Kelly ever performed. The question was, ‘How was I gonna pull off that magic?’”
Download Instructions:
https://userscloud.com/ixit127h2wjv
Mirror:
(Closed Filehost) https://hulkload.com/cmdigy8qbnmf
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