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E-reptile Dysfunction
- Narrated by: D. Paul Faulkner
- Length: 1 hr and 10 mins
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E-reptile Dysfunction
Narrated by:
D. Paul Faulkner
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Publisher's Summary
Kreg Regius has been having a little trouble lately. The kind of trouble every male fears, no matter what species. Despite the dangers of people finding out how different he is, Kreg is desperate for relief and finds himself seeking professional help.
With nothing to do but wait, his brother prescribes a night out. When that proves to be fruitless, he makes his escape, and his night takes an interesting turn. The shapely brunette he shares a cab with could be just what the doctor ordered. Immediately, things for Kreg start looking up. In more ways than one.
©2016 Linda Mooney (P)2019 Linda Mooney
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