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Taken by the Gay Unicorn Biker
- Narrated by: Sam Rand
- Length: 21 mins
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Publisher's Summary
Mario is on a mission, cruising through the desert towards Las Vegas for his brother's wedding, and desperate to prove that he's finally got his act together. Things are looking good until an unfortunate wreck strands Mario out in the hot sun without food or water.
When Mario notices a motorcycle roaring across the desert towards him, he has no idea that his life is about to change forever. The rider, a gay unicorn named Kirk, offers to take him to Vegas, and soon the two of them find themselves on a journey, not just along the open road, but deep into each other's hearts and asses!
©2015 Chuck Tingle (P)2016 Chuck Tingle
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