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Unlucky at Cards
by Dawn DeWinter

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Comment by Silvia on 06/22/15
BAD!

Comment by Peggy Sue on 12/26/07
I really liked this story. It's the first of yours I've read but surely not the last!

Comment by Kristi Fitzpatrick on 11/07/03
Lots of sexual tension Dawn and that was nice. I Always like it when the woman is hot for her man. This is such a change of pace from so many stories.  Including lots of anticipation as to what in the world is Josh going to reveal next? Cheating at cards now that is really bad, just teasing. Very cleverly told, and though while not humorous very entertaining, fast moving and crisp.  Liked the premise as I consider it quite original.  Wish you had a working E-mail somewhere I'll keep looking. Thank you for a really fun and innocent story.

Hugs,

Kristi

Comment by Donna on 11/02/01
Great tension, a boy who knows he's a boy while behaving as a girl and offering every excuse for acting and dressing as a girl. Great ending, I dislike a story that ends when the boy  "realizes that he was a girl all along."

Comment by Jezzi Belle Stewart on 07/26/01
GREAT!  All I can say is "been there, done that."  I ended up in a bra, sweater, skirt, mnakeup, and wig "boldly going where no man had gone before" (The girls wouldn't let me sneak, and "Star Trek" had just premired.) into the girls' dorm because I lost at strip poker.  . AND, like Josh, I cheated to lose :-)

Comment by Debbie Cybill on 07/26/01
A wonderfully off-beat story displaying a magnificent wry sense of humour.  This seems to be Dawn's first short story that is complete in one episode.  A wonderful read

Comment by John on 07/25/01
   Hey. This was a pretty interesting story that delved into alot of tg fiction sterotypes. Pretty interesting.



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