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Bigfoot Pirates Haunt My Balls

By: Chuck Tingle
Narrated by: Sam Rand
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After years of having their natural habitat encroached upon, bigfeet are finally forced to leave the forest and head out into the open ocean. At first, we think that it's the last we’ll ever see of them, until bigfoot piracy becomes rampant across the Seven Seas.

When the most notorious bigfoot pirate, Lorko the Black, is killed off the coast of Santa Monica, a man named Andy begins to feel a mysterious throbbing in his balls. After a trip to the doctor, Andy soon learns that what seemed like a coincidence is actually an acute case of haunted balls, and the only prescription is a bigfoot ghost pirate gangbang!

This erotic tale is 4,500 words of sizzling human on bigfoot ghost action, including anal, blowjobs, rough sex, cream pies, bukkake, double penetration and pirate love.

©2015 Chuck Tingle (P)2016 Chuck Tingle
Literature & Fiction Fantasy Pirate Haunted Bigfoot Ghost

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