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The Cheerleader Goes Black
- Interracial Gangbang
- Narrated by: Hannah Wilde
- Length: 24 mins
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The Cheerleader Goes Black
Narrated by:
Hannah Wilde
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Publisher's Summary
Tiffany loves college cheerleading, but when her squad loses 10 girls due to budget cuts, Tiff's future is on the line. It's up to the football players to decide who stays, and they are only looking for girls who put out.
With only days to go, Tiffany realizes she needs to secure the black vote by taking on eight sexy, dark-skinned players in the weight room after practice. Can this filthy interracial gangbang secure her place on the squad?
This is a nasty erotica story contains rough interracial sex, gangbangs, creampies, and double penetration.
©2014 Hannah Wilde (P)2015 Hannah Wilde
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