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The Serpent: Taken by the Lion God, Part 2
- Narrated by: Joan Robert Powers
- Length: 1 hr and 27 mins
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The Serpent: Taken by the Lion God, Part 2
Narrated by:
Joan Robert Powers
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Publisher's Summary
A monstrous new enemy from mythology's long list of tricksters threatens Callie Shaw, and he's very interested in her most fertile fruit! Can Callie's bronze god lover protect her? Or will she fall victim to the seductive trap of a terrifying leader of the serpent kingdom?
Travel to Callie's magical realm and follow her into the deepest, darkest (and possibly most depraved) forests of lust and love!
Warning: This 13,000-word erotic short story contains content intended for open-minded readers over the age of 18.
©2013 Ellie Saxx (P)2013 Ellie Saxx
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