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Tug of War: A Corporate Story
- Narrated by: Angie Hall
- Length: 39 mins
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Tug of War: A Corporate Story
Narrated by:
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Publisher's Summary
It's been 30 years since the giantesses took control of Earth, effectively merging both companies into the Corporation. Now, men are nothing more than tiny grunts who diligently work during the day, and please their goddesses at night.
Jenna Culpepper has just been gifted a tiny man - an augmented human who is adept at pleasing women. But when Jenna must unexpectedly go out of town, she has no choice but to leave her little man with her rival - Trish. No one could prepare little Myles for the torment he would find at the hands of a jealous and antsy Trish.
©2020 Amber Collins (P)2021 Amber Collins
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