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72 (Alien Breeding Farm Book 2)

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72 (Alien Breeding Farm Book 2)

By: Ginger Moonwitch
Narrated by: Jason Rowe
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Summary

Kryzak

After 10 rotations together we deiced its time to build our family. Zilthar mentions the farms and it seems like the perfect place for us. While Z wants a family, I want a sex slave. Someone that I can release my inner demons on. 72 is one of the more feisty cattle that the farms offer, and I can't wait to break her in.

Zilthar

I've always wanted a family, and for a while i thought Kry was enough for me. I love him with all that I am, but I want his mini running around. After I tell him about Hoomans Breeding Farm we start planning. I come across 72's profile and I'm sold. Kryzak wants to keep her from our kin, but maybe I can change his mind.

72

As if being abducted isn't bad enough. I'm sold to a pretty boy alien who has a big heart and his boyfriend that looks like the fucking devil. Kryzak wants to break me, while Zilthar wants to love me. It's like a game of tug-o-war going on in my mind. If I let my guard down Z might steel my heart. That is if Kry doesn't break my mind first.

*This book is a dark, cringe funny, smut fest. 72 has a HFN ending and might have triggers that could be disturbing. For a full list of trigger, you can find them on my Facebook page.*

©2025 Ginger Moonwitch (P)2026 Ginger Moonwitch
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