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    Curves For Her Pirate: Pirate Love Story, #1
    Curves For Her Pirate: Pirate Love Story, #1
    Curves For Her Pirate: Pirate Love Story, #1
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    Curves For Her Pirate: Pirate Love Story, #1

    By Leslie Diver

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    Genre: BBW Time Travel Pirate Romance / Steamy Romance 

    When a lonely museum worker finds a mysterious ring hidden within a ruins of ancient pirate ship's steering wheel, the last thing she expects is to be sent back three hundred years to the Golden Age of Piracy — straight onto the deck of a real life pirate ship.

    Lucky for her, the Golden Age was a time when "men were men" and they liked their women with curves in all the right places. 

    Surrounded by a desperate crew in the middle of the ocean, and suspected of being a witch, will Kim ever get back to her own time, if she survives at all? After a lingering encounter with the infamous Captain Charles Bellamy – The Beast of the Seas – does she want to? 

    This 9,400-word pirate romance story contains detailed explicit descriptions of sex between a full-figured modern girl and thickly muscled, sun-kissed pirate. 

    It's intended for the enjoyment of adult readers only (especially those who love pirate love stories).


    Curves For Her Pirate is the first part of a two part pirate romance story. Each part is written to entertain on its own, but More Curves for Her Pirate (the final part) is there if you like the characters.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLeslie Diver
    Release dateAug 29, 2015
    ISBN9781516335503
    Curves For Her Pirate: Pirate Love Story, #1

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      Great read but I'm wondering where book 2 and 3 are?! Wish they were one book instead of several short stories...ughhhh

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    Curves For Her Pirate - Leslie Diver

    CURVES FOR HER PIRATE

    by Leslie Diver

    CURVES FOR HER PIRATE

    Leslie Diver

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    All Rights Reserved ©2016 Leslie Diver. First Printing: 2016.

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    CURVES FOR HER PIRATE

    My heels clicked on the linoleum of the back storage area of the museum. Along the walls of the climate controlled white room were several antiques from the Golden Age of Piracy. Most of them belonged to Charles Bellamy – The Beast of the Seas.

    Sun bleached ship wheels sat next to coral encrusted cannonballs in the corner. On the shelves were brass ship bells along rum bottles unopened for centuries.

    A long silver tapered sword with a golden brass hilt reflected the overhead lights as I walked by. Three centuries hadn’t tarnished the sword.

    Most of these were donations from a strange thin Hispanic man who personally asked for me. It’s rare for individuals to have any pirate antiques. He practically had his own museum. We accepted the donations of course. Still, I couldn’t help but wonder where he got them all or why he just decided to donated them.

    I let out a long breath as I slowly spun around the room taking in the hundred plus antiques. Some were big like the weathered ship’s cannon. Others were just the ‘little things’ like chipped plates and cups with dents. As usual, it was my job to do the grunt cataloging.

    I had little reason to complain besides my need to fuss. It’s not like I had anyone waiting for me in my apartment. Most guys aren’t into a girl like me. I’m taller than most and wider than all. When they built me they used extra and most of that went into my tits and ass. Guys like an extra heaping of boob and a round ass but that’s where it stops. It’s the rest of my body they don’t like.

    If the lack of male attention was a reason to stay, the subject matter cinched it. Every museum worker has their favorite period. Some like the Revolutionary War while others prefer The Great War. Me? Give me the days of sun kissed buccaneers on the high seas.

    The New World was still unknown. Men – many who never returned – set off to see what was out there over the horizon. Other ‘independent sailors’ made their fortune fighting not only the vast empty ocean but other ships. It took a special man to make it back then. Sure they weren’t good men but they were sexy. I closed my eyes and let out a long breath.

    It went beyond that. Both men and women were different. It wasn’t the Renaissance period but women like me were adored. You

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