First Penetrations
By Henry Efbé
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In a context of offbeat early twenty-first century, where it seems to be that a Reich with Nazi residues would be installed for more than seventy years, the Baroness Guinevere Von Strudel drives the reader in an exploration of the words in which alternate rawness and metaphoric sensuality. You’ll accompany her in adventures that will release her from virginity at the age of forty-eight amongst senseless orgies that lead this heiress of a forgotten aristocracy to discover sex, genitals, until her capitulation front of the class struggle. After having been taken by one anonymous man, a night of debauchery — who fulfills her by pleasure but disappears without that she retains another sign of recognition that the mark of her satisfaction —, she starts the investigation in order to find him.
Due to the explicit nature of this book, it is recommended for mature audiences only.
There is also a French version.
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