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    Bad F*ck I
    Bad F*ck I
    Bad F*ck I
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    Bad F*ck I

    By Naomi Kramer

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    A collection of short-short stories about love, sex, and what might really happen when the lights go out.

    A harem slave gets an education.
    Aliens open a free brothel.
    A naked redhead appears where she shouldn't.
    Rapists find more than they bargained for.
    A one-night stand fuels more than the usual level of regret.

    Fourteen stories, length varies from 300 to 1000 words. Contains sex scenes, swearing, and aliens doing rude stuff.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherNaomi Kramer
    Release dateApr 1, 2011
    ISBN9781458042194
    Bad F*ck I
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    Naomi Kramer

    Naomi Kramer is an Australian author living in Queensland. She's addicted to coffee, dyes her hair odd colours, and looks a little like a corporate hippy on weekdays. She loves the beach, and her dream is to own a world-class barista.

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