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    Twidyke: An Erotic Parody
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    Twidyke: An Erotic Parody

    By Winter Lynx

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    About this ebook

    Step into the world of vampires, werewolves, and lesbians with Twidyke. A parody of a title well known for its sparkly creatures of the night, Twidyke seeks to quench one's desire for humor and sex all with one story.

    After her mother runs off with a lover, Belle moves to the strangely-named town of Fucks, Ohio to live with her dad. She receives a particularly enthusiastic welcome at her new school, and after meets the alluring and mysterious Elena.
    While the pale young woman at first finds her repulsive, they soon become friends, and then more. But what secret is Elena keeping from Belle?

    Warning: This story contains an explicit lesbian moresome, as well as graphic lesbian sex between a vampire and a human.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherWinter Lynx
    Release dateJun 2, 2013
    ISBN9781301496754
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    Twidyke: An Erotic Parody
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    Winter Lynx

    Winter is a lesbian living in the US who gets entirely too little action, resulting in lots and lots of fantasies that get turned into short stories to be shared here.

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