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A Rough Night at the Milk Ranch
- The Mountain Men's Hucow Farm, Book 2
- Narrated by: Katrina Medina
- Length: 1 hr and 14 mins
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A Rough Night at the Milk Ranch
Narrated by:
Katrina Medina
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Publisher's Summary
On Jessie’s first night in the barn, Angus and Jacob both want a piece of her at the same time and Daddy Dirk disciplines her in the most arousing way. Then there’s Ben's powerful hose and Santiago brings the big machines to use on her as the willing new hucow does her best to please all the mountain men.
Expect dominant men, group scenes, some Daddy action and lots of creamy goodness!
This 10,000 word+ erotic story can be enjoyed as a standalone or listened to as part of the series.
©2023 Lola Little (P)2023 Lola Little
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