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Rough Sex with the Home Invaders

Mom and the Virgin Sisters Reluctant Abduction and Pregnancy

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Rough Sex with the Home Invaders

By: Victoria Torrance
Narrated by: Elizabeth Meadows
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Rough Sex with the Home Invaders: Mom and the Virgin Sisters Reluctant Abduction and Pregnancy, tells the story of a sexy 18 -year-old virgin woman who finds herself in a sexual predicament she never really expected to be in. Within a short period of time, she finds herself abducted and deflowered, but the fun is not over yet!

As she returns home, she finds herself, and her mom and virgin sister, reluctantly participating in sexual adventures with the home invaders. Little do they know, they do rather enjoy rough sex with strangers and are given the gift that lasts a lifetime - new babies to love and care for!

©2013 See You Next Tuesday Press (P)2013 See You Next Tuesday Press Literature & Fiction

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