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New Review : Wet Dreams on Lockdown :The Unit Manager: Nai

 




4 out of 5 books


Camille Deville is a unit manager at Fishkill Correctional facility. She is always by the book and the inmates know her as Ms. D. While she is always professional, there is one inmate that is always on her mind. Enter Cameron Haynes. Cameron has been doing his time quietly and can;t wait to go home. But he can’t help but looking at Ms. D. He wants Ms. D for his own pleasure. But will Camille cross the line and risk her job for Cameron?


Wet Dreams on Lockdown : The Unit Manager is a quick and spicy read by Nai. Readers will find that this story is not as predictable as you would think. There is just enough character development and easy dialogue that keeps the story moving. Wet Dreams on Lockdown : The Unit Manager by Nai is that light summer read that you can take along with you on vacation. 


Reviewed by Radiah Hubbert


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