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Taking Over the World Gets Easier

What the Futanari, Book 14

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Taking Over the World Gets Easier

By: Dou7g
Narrated by: Nikki Diamond
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This is the 14th volume in the What the Futanari? series.

In this installment, Matt continues his plan to change the world for the better with the assistance of a Japanese Nature Spirit, a Mo'o, a laser tag enthusiast, Michelle the vampire, and Marie, the latest member of his household, a scheming blonde bombshell with unfathomable ambition. They spend some time getting their household back in order after Amanda's return and departure and then attend a gala at San Francisco City Hall to infiltrate high society. Things go wonderfully awry, and chaos ensues.

This book contains elements of consensual sex, kink, BDSM, futanari, harem, and paranormal romance.

©2023 Dou7g (P)2023 Hyperbolic Productions Science Fiction & Fantasy Fiction Fantasy

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