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    She Needs to Be Used
    She Needs to Be Used
    She Needs to Be Used
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    She Needs to Be Used

    By Edward Daniels

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    “She Needs to Be Used” is the story of 22 year old Autumn and her search for a man who will use her the way she craves – as an object to be used, abused, and degraded for his enjoyment. Autumn’s chance meeting with Mark opens her eyes (and other parts of her anatomy) to what’s been missing in her life. Their relationship is not for the faint of heart and includes explicit descriptions of oral sex, bondage and discipline, and watersports.

    This book contains approximately 10,000 words and includes a sample of “Accidental Dominance”, by Edward Daniels.

    Warning: This book contains highly explicit descriptions of sex between consenting adults. If you are offended by sexual material or not of legal age in your jurisdiction, please do not purchase this book.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherEdward Daniels
    Release dateApr 22, 2012
    ISBN9781476241654
    She Needs to Be Used
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    Edward Daniels

    Edward Daniels is a proud erotic fiction author with a focus on telling short stories. His interests exploring the world of BDSM, sugar relationships, cheating spouses, prostitution, students and teachers, and even several stories “based on the true story” of his misspent youth. Many of his short stories are available in collections for those who want to find out how everything turns out in the end or who want to sample a range of different erotic possibilities. Based in Maryland, the author enjoys sharing his stories, and the filthy ideas inside his head, with the world.

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