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The House of Breaking
- Ponies for the Prince, Part 1
- Narrated by: Elliott Daniels
- Length: 3 hrs and 37 mins
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The House of Breaking
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Elliott Daniels
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Publisher's Summary
Welcome to the notorious House of Breaking.
When Lydia discovered that her husband Richard had strayed off the reservation—again—she made sure that both he and his girlfriend, Brandi, would suffer for it. Cheryl Watkins and her offspring Kathy, through no fault of their own, were unlucky enough to become targets of professional slavers.
All three of these beautiful women were destined to become ponies for an African prince after being trained in the notorious House of Breaking.
©2021, 2022 Commander James Bondage (P)2022 Commander James Bondage
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