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Taboo Tales of the Dissociative Mind: A Book for the Open Minded
- Narrated by: Richard Manley
- Length: 1 hr and 5 mins
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Taboo Tales of the Dissociative Mind: A Book for the Open Minded
Narrated by:
Richard Manley
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Publisher's Summary
This is a culmination of taboo erotic stories. These short stories are based on a complete fantasy, this audiobook was written for someone with others in mind, it contains consensual step parent sexual encounters at a legal age. You have been warned about the content of this audiobook, it is not for the faint of heart, please check out the authors other works like the werewolf fantasy saga for a more "socially acceptable" erotica.
©2019 Ragnar Drabinski (P)2019 Ragnar Drabinski
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