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Shanna had been sent back 66 million years by the CenCon scientists to prospect for immense raw diamonds, but she finds more than she ever expected when she rescues a baby T. rex and names it Timmy. Who could have guessed that dinosaurs were telepathic? And when Timmy grows up, he wants a whole lot more from her than just a platonic friendship.

Shanna and Timmy are the most unlikely mates in all of history. Who could have guessed that a human and a dinosaur could be so compatible in every possible way? Having sex with a dinosaur is a thousand times more powerful than even the most intense group orgy! Then their blissful solitude is broken by the arrival of more humans from the far-distant future. Can Shanna forge a peaceful alliance with the horny Allosaurus dinosaurs by encouraging her friends to take them as mates? There's only one way to find out - and the results are likely to be explosive!

You'll be engaged in the conversation taking place between curvy BBWs and Davon Montgomery. Buck J. Deat lends his voice to this special collection.

J Hill brings down the house with this collection of poetry that proves being a BBW fan has its perks when you got real game. Davon's an honest player also known as a real or true BBW player. He belongs to the real BBW players game, literally. He takes his game quite seriously. Missing out on a chance with one of these lovely beauties isn't going to happen if he's involved.

Beliria's pride has gotten her into trouble again. Before she can complete her rites of womanhood and take her place in the tribe, she must provide a kill for her tribe. Beliria chooses to hunt the most dangerous herbivore on the plains, the Tri-Horn. No single hunter has ever successfully taken a Triceratops, but Beliria is determined to be the first. Naked, with no food, water, or provisions beyond her weapons, Beliria sets out. Tracking the Tri-Horn, she lays a cunning ambush, but it isn't cunning enough.

Wendy Warner is a bit of an oddball. Raised in an orphanage, she's found solace and friendship by watching the television show, Space Adventures, and participating in its fan clubs. Twice a month, Wendy comes to work dressed in a costume from the show that she wears to charity events. She's been able to ignore the looks of distain from many of her coworkers, but when the president of the company gazes at her with something more, she knows she's in deep.