Through the Woodwork — Tara S. Nichols

Benji, a lonely 1930's farm hand, is smitten with Molly, the farm owner's mischievous middle daughter, only he won't tell her. Scarred from a tragic accident, he keeps to himself. Fearing ridicule or rejection, he prefers to sketch her as she works from a distance.

Their paths cross often as Molly goes about her duties milking the twenty Jersey cows in the barn. Nothing ever comes of it until one day Molly discovers Benji's notebook. Not knowing who her secret admirer is, she invites him to introduce himself, only to receive another anonymous love letter.

Benji discovers a knothole in the side of the barn and he can't resist watching her react to his letters. When Benji is caught peeping by his two bunk mates, Garth and Hugh, Benji is certain he has lost Molly forever. But to his astonishment, he gets more than he bargained for when Molly treats his anonymous cock to the ride of its life. Molly has one last trick up her sleeve though, and she pulls a prank that not even Benji can fathom.

A Siren Erotic Romance