Tentacle Erotica Bundle 2

By Talia Trace

Three women, three sizzling hot stories of women being ravished by the tentacles. Take a peek into their down and dirty dealings as they're tied up and taken by the things of myth and legend!

Tentacles at the Zoo

Tracy has been assigned what seemed like a simple job: report on the zoo's new occupant. All geared up with her notebook and camera and savvy journalist skills, Tracy heads on over to the attraction, unaware of what's in store.

In front of a crowd, Tracy is dragged underwater and shown what she's been missing her entire life. Afterwards she can't stop thinking about the encounter, and can't stop herself from going back for more.

Tentacles on the Ship

All Jenny wanted was to spend a nice vacation on her uncle's boat with her cousins. But after her cousins abandoned her to her own devices, she discovered one of her uncle's fishing catches, living in a tank down in the bowels of the ship. Intrigued by the strange thing, Jenny feeds and studies it, only to have it turn the tables and study her! After being pinned down and exposed, Jenny has no choice but to give in!

Tentacles in the Ancient Ruins

Amy's explored ancient ruins her entire life, and now she has an opportunity to lead her own expedition. But the temple she's in charge of has strange symbols on the walls that intrigue her and haunt her dreams, symbols of an ancient myth from a lost civilization. While she's investigating the temple she stumbles onto a sealed-off room that holds the source of all those myths, and it's eager to show her how it matches up to the legend.

• Language: English
• Publisher: CharlotteNicoleChase
• Release date: Sep 18, 2015
• ISBN: 9781311765765

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Tentacle Erotica Bundle 2

by Talia Trace

A Thompson-Corner Publication

Copyright © 2015 by Talia Trace

All rights reserved. This book or any portion thereof may not be reproduced or used in any manner whatsoever without the express written permission of the publisher except for the brief use of quotations in a book review

Author's note: All characters depicted in sexual acts in this work of fiction are 18 years of age or older

Table of Contents

Tentacle Erotica Bundle 2

Tentacles at the Zoo

Tentacles on the Ship

Tentacles in the Ancient Ruins

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Tentacle Erotica Bundle 2

Tentacles at the Zoo

Tracy leaned against the fence and looked down at the enclosure. A bunch of tigers looked back up at her, sleepy in the mid-afternoon heat. She waggled her fingers through the bars at them and one of them yawned. Tracy giggled.

She wouldn't mind a nap in the middle of the afternoon, either, but her job didn't really permit it. She was an intrepid reporter, dutifully reporting everything interesting in the world for all her readers to read! Or anything halfway interesting, that is. There wasn't a whole lot that went on in her sleepy little town, and so she never got to do much of anything other than report on garage sales or write summaries of children's baseball games. It was a nice, relaxing living, and it payed the bills.

But today was different, oh was it different! There was a new animal at the zoo! And Tracy was excited that she was the one who got picked to write the story! Which meant that she got to spend the afternoon wandering around the place, taking notes on all the animals that they already had before getting to the main attraction. Plus, it didn't help that most of the visitors at the moment were all gathered around the new enclosure, and so she didn't have much of an opportunity to get close. She'd wait until it got too hot for parents to be out with their young children and went home. Tracy, who had much higher stamina and will to stand the heat, would get a front-row seat to the event once everyone was gone.

Luckily for her, that also meant that the rest of the zoo was pretty vacant, despite it being in the middle of the summer. The tigers were lazy, Tracy was lazy--she snapped a couple pictures and moved on to the next exhibit.

There wasn't a whole lot of animals at their tiny little zoo; up until recently the most exciting thing they had were the tigers, but now even those have gotten a big old-hat. Tracy wasn't the lucky one who got to report on the tigers, but she was actually kind of happy about that; the zoo nearly had a trampling people were so excited to meet the things. But once everyone realized that tigers were mostly nocturnal--and as a result slept most of the day--they quickly lost their appeal.

The rest of the zoo was small, with a small aquarium hosting fish native to the area, a petting zoo, a butterfly exhibit, and a reptile house. The petting zoo was always Tracy's favorite; for some reason all the animals were really nice to here and would crowd around her feet, eager to get their picture taken. Once her boss realized that she had some kind of odd affinity for animals, he put her on all the zoo trips. By the time a new animal showed up, Tracy had the place memorized, right down to when it was most likely to be crowded, and the kinds of people who would show up at what hours.

It was generally pretty predictable: families with older kids were there in the morning and families with younger kids whom they couldn't get out of bed until noon came in the middle of the day. As the afternoon dragged on, older teens would pop out as school let out, and the zoo was the new cool place to be since the mall became passe.

Tracy shook her head at the whole thing. First the mall became passe, then the zoo will be next, then they'll be back hanging out at the elementary school playground, until parents chased them away. Teenagers were so predictable.

Next on the list was the reptile house. Tracy didn't enjoy the reptile house as much; it wasn't quite so hands-on like the petting zoo was. She couldn't really connect with any of the animals if they were sleeping behind thick panes of glass. But it tended to draw quite a crowd, especially among boys, who would plaster their faces and hands up against the glass, covering it with fingerprints, preventing Tracy from getting a good picture of the animal. She decided to skip taking pictures of the snakes for now and just wandered through the halls, enjoying the peace and quiet and air conditioning.

The zoo was always a nice place to be; it was close to her home, and she enjoyed