Tammy Sands Launches Site for Chrissie Marie

LOS ANGELES — Photographer Tammy Sands has launched a new member site, OfficialChrissyMarie.com.

The sexy site features the curvy, young girl-next-door, Chrissy Marie. OfficialChrissyMarie.com operates through GlamourDollars.com and compliment's its network of models.

“She’s naturally busty, with a bubble-butt to match,” Sands said. “Her personality is just as bubbly, and I’m positive her fans will really enjoy all the content and interaction they can have with Chrissy.”

Marie is a relative newcomer to modeling. Her career began in 2009, but her beauty and natural body have quickly boosted her resume to include such publications as Penthouse (Feb. 2011), Hustler’s Barely Legal (Sept. 2010), Hustler magazine (Aug. 2010), Girls Gone Wild magazine (May 2010) and Gallery magazine (May 2010), as well as online at Twistys.com and HollyRandall.com.

Marie remarked, “I’m incredibly thrilled with the launch of my member site and just amazed at the attention I’ve received in such a short time modeling. The success is really fulfilling, and I look forward to sharing everything I can with the fans who have supported me.”

OfficialChrissyMarie.com is the newest addition to Sands' growing network of sites under her GlamourDollars.com affiliate umbrella. Other sites include ClubSabrina.com (Sabrina Maree), ClubCodyLove.com and VIPArea.com.

Sands has worked with the world’s top adult stars. Her work can be viewed at TammySands.com.

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