Free Colt & Serena: A Hysterics Companion Novella (The Hysterics Book 2) by Kristen Hope Mazzola

Note From the Author
    T hank you for reading Colt & Serena. In doing so, you have helped fulfill a very important goal of mine. From every purchase of any of my books, I donate to the Marcie Mazzola Foundation. The mission of the foundation is to "help better the lives of abused and at-risk children, and to build community awareness regarding the needs of children."
    The Marcie Mazzola Foundation was established in 2003 by my family. On July 6, 2002, Marcie died tragically in an automobile accident. Although she was only 21 at the time of her death, Marcie had experienced many things and touched many lives. She was a beautiful young woman whose inner beauty surpassed even her physical beauty because of her compassionate nature and treatment of others.
    At the time of her death, Marcie was involved in a civil lawsuit against a school bus driver who had sexually abused her when she was 11 years old. Prior to her death, it had been expected that the case would be won, but since Marcie could no longer testify , it was going to be next to impossible to win. Marcie’s attorney met with her family to determine if the suit should be continued. He advised the family that Marcie had confided in him her intention to donate her entire award to help sexually and physically abused children if she won the case. Once this was known, the family had no doubt that the suit had to continue.
    The attorney’s strong commitment to Marcie prompted him to proceed with the case, and against all odds, it was won. Marcie’s estate was awarded a monetary settlement. With her attorney’s guidance and continued support , the family established a foundation as a tribute to Marcie’s life , which wouldcontinue her legacy to help children.
    To learn more about The Marcie Mazzola Foundation, please visit: http://www.marciemazzolafoundation.org

    Marcie Mazzola Foundation
    158 Burr Road, Commack, NY 11725
    phone: 631-858-1855   •   fax: 631-462-8544
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All books by
     Kristen Hope Mazzola
    The Crashing Series:
    Crashing: The Wedding: Cali’s Story (Crashing #0.5)
    Crashing Back Down (Crashing #1)
    Falling Back Together (Crashing #2)

    The Unacceptables MC Series:
    Unacceptable
    Unspeakable

    The Hysterics Series:
    The Hysterics
    Colt & Serena: A Hysterics Short Story

    Standalones:
    Stupid Hearts
    Rough & Tumble

Praise for Colt & Serena
    “Colt & Serena by Kristen Hope Mazzola is a fun, fast and flirty companion novella to The Hysterics series, which is so good. Colt is super hot. This novella will grab you if you like insta-love, something Kristen does best.”
    -Sophia from Bookalicious Babes Blog
    “It is sweet, it is funny, but most of all it is enjoyable and leaves you wanting more of The Hysterics!!”
    - Amazon Reviewer
    “I'm usually not that big of a fan of insta-love stories but I really enjoyed this one. It was cute, fun, and bonus. . . The sex scenes were HOT!!!”
    - Amazon Reviewer

Dedication
    T o serendipity , and to those who listen to its subtle hints.

Prologue
Perform
    Serena
    T he handcuffs clicked around Maja’s wrists as her back arched and her hips rose slowly under my thighs while I straddled her waist. I let my fingertips roll down her arms and over her huge fake tits. As I teased her nipples, she pretended to be into me. It took everything in my power to not burst into a fit of hysterics as her forced moan bellowed from the back of her throat while I rubbed her clit with my eight-inch purple strap-on. 
    Gay for pay—it’s not just a dude thing. Maja and I had been partners in crime, knee-deep in the porn world for more years than I cared to admit. As the scene wrapped up, Maja faked yet another orgasm while I pretended to be totally into talking dirty to her. Right as the director finally called “cut”, Maja cried out with laughter she had been holding in for at least twenty minutes.
    “Dude. We’re so fucking good at this shit.” She rolled off the white couch still