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    Gender Swap Gumdrop (Gender Transformation Erotica)
    Gender Swap Gumdrop (Gender Transformation Erotica)
    Gender Swap Gumdrop (Gender Transformation Erotica)
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    Gender Swap Gumdrop (Gender Transformation Erotica)

    By Kit Love

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    Phil's girlfriend just broke up with him by text message. But his blues over the break-up are shortly lived when he meets Luci, a buxom blonde who promises him sex if he just goes to a promotional seminar for a unique gumdrop that promises increased libido. Phil gets his night of fun with Luci, but that's only the beginning...

    This 10,400 word story contains reluctant gender transformation, lesbian sex, and multiple-partner sex. For adults only!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherKit Love
    Release dateOct 3, 2013
    ISBN9781301057924
    Gender Swap Gumdrop (Gender Transformation Erotica)
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    Kit Love

    Kit Love tried writing mainstream fiction, but when writing those stories, they twisted themselves toward being naughty. With the erotic imagination taken hold, more stories refused not to be told. Kit loves exploring gender ambiguity and gender transformation. Contact Kit at kitloveauthor@gmail.com or Twitter @KitLoveauthor.

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