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Ravished by the Triceratops (Dinosaur Erotica)

By: Christie Sims, Alara Branwen
Narrated by: Buck J. Deat
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Beliria's pride has gotten her into trouble again. Before she can complete her rites of womanhood and take her place in the tribe, she must provide a kill for her tribe. Beliria chooses to hunt the most dangerous herbivore on the plains, the Tri-Horn. No single hunter has ever successfully taken a Triceratops, but Beliria is determined to be the first. Naked, with no food, water, or provisions beyond her weapons, Beliria sets out. Tracking the Tri-Horn, she lays a cunning ambush, but it isn't cunning enough.

Her attack caused the big bull Triceratops to lose his mate. Now he intends to replace her -- with Beliria Horrified and aroused by the horned giant, Beliria must find a way to control the situation, or she may find that this Tri-Horn is really too much for her to handle.

©2017 Alara Branwen (P)2017 Alara Branwen
  • Unabridged Audiobook
  • Categories: Erotica

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