Amrita is a good girl. Raised in a conservative Indian-American family, she would never, ever, not for one moment, dream of losing her virginity prior to marriage. Nope. It could never happen. And she certainly wouldn't lose it in a drunken threeway while celebrating after winning the National Collegiate Academic Trivia Championship. That would be utterly impossible.
But if she did, this is how it would've gone down.
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Jay Mannion is a professor of Communication Theory at Eastern Michigan University in Ypsilanti. He's long dreamed of being a romance author, having grown up reading his mother's library of "bodice rippers," but he's found his mind tends to bend stories in a way incompatible with traditional category romance. "It's been a struggle," he says, "trying to hew to the narrow path of romance novels. Only once I realized what I'm writing isn't really romance was I able to cut loose."
His first series, Before She Was a Porn Star, is an erotic coming of age tale about a young man who dates a woman whose desire for sexual experimentation pushes her towards a career in porn.