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    Tsunami of Love
    Tsunami of Love
    Tsunami of Love
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    Tsunami of Love

    By Daniel J. Black

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    After their home is destroyed by 2011 Tsunami in northern Japan, a Japanese family is forced to live with the English teacher from America.

    He overcomes the language barrier and a hostile attitude and eventually wins the hearts (and bodies) of beautiful Mrs Suzuki and her gorgeous college-aged daughter Harumi.

    Warning: Adult language and explicit sexual content.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDaniel J. Black
    Release dateJul 9, 2013
    ISBN9781301452675
    Tsunami of Love
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    Daniel J. Black

    Daniel J. Black is an erotica writer living and working in Tokyo, Japan.

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