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Taken in Public

By: Riley Rourke
Narrated by: Pepper Laramie
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Publisher's Summary

Sometimes, the naughtiest things feel the best...

One morning, when eighteen-year old virgin Ana wakes up to see her step daddy Peter outside, shirtless, chopping at a tree, she starts to feel something naughty, something she's never felt before - a sweet, tingly feeling between her legs. But she knows her daddy would never, ever do anything like that... no matter how bad she wants it.

But, when they take a bus trip to the hardware store, she learns that she's not the only one who has been having dirty thoughts. Daddy whispers in her ear and before she knows it, she's on his lap, doing something she never thought she'd do!

Warning: This erotic story features taboo themes, rough handling, forced submission and a sloppy creampie... all in public.
©2013 Riley Rourke (P)2013 Riley Rourke
  • Unabridged Audiobook
  • Categories: Erotica
Literature & Fiction
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