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BBWs & the Game: Mammary Lane Revisited
- Stacked BBWs with Big Breasts Talk to a Live Honest Player
- Narrated by: Buck J. Deat
- Length: 26 mins
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BBWs & the Game: Mammary Lane Revisited
Narrated by:
Buck J. Deat
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Publisher's Summary
Recently debuted as part of a new series.
J Hill brings down the house with this collection of poetry that proves being a BBW fan has its perks when you got real game. Davon's an honest player also known as a real or true BBW player. He belongs to the real BBW players game, literally. He takes his game quite seriously. Missing out on a chance with one of these lovely beauties isn't going to happen if he's involved.
Poetry like you've never seen or heard.
©2018 J Hill (P)2018 J Hill
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