Gang Bang in Ghana (Interracial Group Sex Erotica)

By Gabrielle Subtil

Lily Anderson, a naive white girl from Colorado, is feeling unneeded and unwanted - as it turns out, her 'white knight' fantasy, where she would help save the poor people of Ghana, was just that - a fantasy. Good thing her more experienced friend, Melissa, knows that there are some black knights around, willing to save and please depressed white girls... Melissa takes Lily to a Rastafarian village on the Ghana coast, where Lily meets Kwame and Kojo, two big, black, dreadlocked and muscular men. And they're not playing around - they're going to give her their blessing and lift her up out of her funk with their massive, heavy black members deep inside of her. And what will Lily think? Read the book now and find out!

This 18+ erotica sex story contains scenese of rough, hard interracial group sex, so be aware! If that's your thing - then you've found what you're looking for. Enjoy responsibly!
 

• Language: English
• Publisher: Gabrielle Subtil
• Release date: Jan 24, 2016
• ISBN: 9781524221867

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Gang Banged in Ghana

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Gang Banged in Ghana

Copyright © 2016 by Gabrielle Subtil

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This work of fiction is intended for mature audiences only. All characters represented within are eighteen years of age or older and any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, is purely coincidental. None of the characters engaging in sexual activities are blood related. This work is property of Gabrielle Subtil, please do not reproduce illegally.

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Lily Anderson, her tanned skin gleaming with sweat and sun lotion, was feeling down and depressed in the last place that she thought she might feel that way. She was in Ghana, a small country on the west coast of Africa with great potential, but one where the locals sure could use some friendly help in the right direction. She had decided to go to Ghana for a 6 month volunteer placement, to get away from the cold of Colorado and the routine of life there. To help the locals out, you know? With teaching them proper English, and maybe some sustainable agriculture, economics, and development...

I studied that stuff at college, Lily had thought when deliberating whether to go or not. Most people there don't even go to college!

Maybe that was what was bothering her, making her feel uneasy – and useless.  She had been here for just over a month, and the local people she had met were surprisingly independent and uninterested in her. Her visit to a farming collective drove home the fact that the Ghanaians there worked hard and knew what they were doing. They all spoke fine, if accented, English.

So what the hell am I supposed to do, then? Lily thought, her mind boiling with frustration.

That had been 3 days ago. When Lily confided this to another volunteer, a girl from New York whose name was Melissa, she had laughed and squeezed Lily's shoulder.

Girl, that's how it is. I think most, if not all of us, came here with the 'white knight' syndrome, she said with a wink. But you need to relax. And, Melissa had said, looking as if a realization dawned on her, I know just the place to relax at! There had been a glimmer in her eye, and what Melissa told her piqued Lily's interest. A Rastafarian community in a small