Lifeguard’s First Menage - Nicola Diaz
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Lifeguard’s First Menage - Nicola Diaz
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Title: Lifeguard’s First Menage
Author: Nicola Diaz
Narrator: April Simensen
Format: Unabridged
Length: 20 mins
Language: English
Release date: 11-14-17
Publisher: Nicola Diaz
Genres: Erotica & Sexuality, Fiction
Summary:
The ultimate fantasy, four men ravishing every inch of her fertile body! Olga is a female lifeguard working at one of the most popular beaches. The stunning blonde’s physique and bubbly personality is no stranger to male attention, as beach-goers feign drowning in a feeble attempt to pry her mile-long, tanned legs open. One busy Saturday evening, a group of ripped men are enjoying their evening surfing the beach’s wild waves. When one of the hunks slips and struggles underwater, Olga quickly leaps into the cool waters saving the man from drowning. The grateful surfer offers his gratitude in any form Olga sees fit. Very quickly, the thought of being surrounded by four huge men overtakes the blonde’s thoughts, and the only reward running through her mind is the gang of muscled men dominating her fertile body. Olga’s sordid fantasies take control, and it’s not long before she finds herself surrendering her tender body to the four men in her first menage! This book contains explicit sexuality and adult situations, including a submissive younger woman with many older men in a steamy-hot menage, and should be enjoyed by adults only. The content may be considered objectionable, so please read at your own discretion.
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