
Yeti, Yearning
Project 26, Book 25
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Narrated by:
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Louise Cooksey
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By:
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Essel Pratt
About this listen
A young yeti, out scavenging with his parents, wanders off and discovers a lone cabin in the woods. A beautiful woman inside awakens his pubescent desires as he finds love for the first time. The young yeti visits the woman on multiple occasions, conjuring lustful desires within.
When the young yeti's father realizes his son has been visiting the woman, he chooses to put a stop to it once and for all. However, the young yeti is not willing to let his father stand in the way of true love.
The intimate and erotic tale explores the boundaries of forbidden love and the horror that lurks within.
©2017 Essel Pratt (P)2018 Essel Pratt
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