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    Pilot Breeder II
    Pilot Breeder II
    Pilot Breeder II
    Ebook46 pages35 minutes

    Pilot Breeder II

    By Artemis Damodred

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    Helena has an opportunity to escape, but it will involve - you guessed it - becoming pregnant again! How will she cope with Dr Karl's wicked plans for her this time?

    This erotic short story of 11,000 words contains adult themes and is intended for readers over 18 years of age. It contains explicit sex scenes and graphic depictions of birth.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherArtemis Damodred
    Release dateMar 9, 2015
    ISBN9781310493959
    Pilot Breeder II
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    Artemis Damodred

    Artemis Damodred is all about the fantasy of breeding, and each of her books focus on the eroticism of pregnancy and birth.She also draws her characters when she has the time.

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