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My Neighbor is a Hucow?!
- Narrated by: Skye Meadows
- Length: 28 mins
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My Neighbor is a Hucow?!
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Skye Meadows
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Publisher's Summary
Investigating odd mooing sounds in the middle of the night, Adam is led to his hot next-door-neighbor's living room, where he finds June slowly turning into a hucow. With eight succulent orbs on her stomach and chest and growing larger by the minute, she begs for him to help her. They enlist the help of her close friend and farmer, Carla, who brings over pumping equipment and milk canisters to help stem the flow.
Will they find a way to reverse the situation? Or will she forever be saddled with the shame and discomfort of being a hucow? Take a peek inside for some hot hucow action!
©2014-2015 Nikita Storm (P)2017 Nikita Storm
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