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A Queer Sort of Queen: Futa Erotica

By: Sally Bend
Narrated by: Louise Cooksey
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I hadn't known what to expect of the Queen upon my arrival in the Futa Islands, a "gift" of the Canadian government from whom her tiny nation had claimed its new homeland, but I had come to look forward to such surprises. There was still so much the world did not know about her or her kind, and I took great pride in being the first (and, so far, only) outsider to be granted secondary citizenship as a submissive of the Empire.

It was not just my duty, but also my pleasure, to obey.

A Queer Sort of Queen: Futa Erotica is the story of a reclusive island, a newly emerged futanari society, and the submissive sissy who serves its Queen...and her politically charged guest. Adults only.

©2017 Sally Bend (P)2017 Sally Bend Literature & Fiction

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