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Ride Me Hard - A First Time BDSM Taboo Erotica Short Story

By: Nicola Diaz
Narrated by: April Simensen
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An innocent woman takes a wild ride into a dark and pleasurable fantasy world!

Joan can't fight her sudden attraction to the motorcycle rider - Daryl. A loner is his own world, he holds a dark and kinky secret close to his chest.

And so when the curious woman gets too close to him, she finds herself stumbling into a dark fantasy world she had never once imagined.... a world ruled by pain and punishment as she turns into Daryl’s submissive.

This 3,000 word short story contains mature scenes including first time BDSM, pain, pleasure, punishment, humiliation and should be read by adults only!

©2018 Nicola Diaz (P)2018 Nicola Diaz Literature & Fiction Fantasy Fiction Short Story

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