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Forbidden Fruit

By: Cara Layton
Narrated by: Audrey Lusk
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In an era where an exposed thigh might be considered scandalous, actress and provocateur Ava Libson is pushing the boundaries of what is acceptable for a young woman like herself. She is more than willing to use her free-spirited sexual nature to get what she wants, and that willingness skyrockets her to fame and fortune. But while on the way to film a movie in Australia, she finds herself stranded alone on a lush island that is home to eager, horny creatures previously unknown to man. Will rescue come for Ava in time, or will she fall prey to acts that she herself could have never imagined?

This 4,400 word story contains explicit content, including: oral sex, blackmail, m/f sex, reluctant sex with monsters, bondage and double penetration.

©2012, 2014 Cara Layton (P)2014 Cara Layton
  • Unabridged Audiobook
  • Categories: Erotica
Literature & Fiction
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