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Saturday, June 29, 2013

"The Longest Summer" by lexiecullen17

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For as long as she can remember Bella Swan spent her summer holidays at "Long Lake Camp". There, she not only met some of her closest friends and discovered her deep passion for film making but she also fell in love with her incredibly charming yet considerably older counselor, Edward Cullen. Year after year, Bella has to watch as her crush picks up one girl after the other, and with their 7-year age difference, the young student sees close to no chance that one day she could be one of them.

But the tides seem to turn the moment Bella turns 18 because now she would not return to "Long Lake" as an innocent camper but as an attractive and very horny counselor. Her mission is clear and seemingly simple: make Edward finally notice her as a grown woman rather than just LB ("Little Bella"), the little girl he likes to work with in the video shack. But Bella soon has to realize that her project will turn out to be a lot more difficult than anticipated. Yes, Edward seems to be aware of her impressive body, and charming wit, yet he strongly resists his upcoming feelings. Because to Edward Bella is not just seven years younger than him but also far too good to simply be one of his conquests...

Two words: slow burn. The sexual tension in this story is more than palpable but misunderstandings and stubbornness keep our dear Edward and Bella from doing the deed very early in the story. In the beginning, Edward is totally oblivious to his feelings towards Bella and it will take his calm and collected friend Jasper and his totally crazy yet absolutely lovable sister Tanya to make him see reason. Once he does and his feelings are out in the open, well, let me tell you that it is getting really hot!! Grab an iced tea, sit on the porch or the balcony and enjoy lexicullen17's wonderful summer story - just make sure to hide your blush once you stumble upon a lemon! ; )

The Longest Summer consists of 32 chapters and 255,530 words. The story is rated MA for language and lemons.

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