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    SeX-Com: Embrace of the Serpent
    SeX-Com: Embrace of the Serpent
    SeX-Com: Embrace of the Serpent
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    SeX-Com: Embrace of the Serpent

    By Ashley Natter

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    Jack consider himself to be one of the last freedom fighters, struggling to overthrown the alien government that has taken over the Earth for the last 30 years he has been trained since childhood to do the ultimate sacrifice for what little remains of his beloved country, but when a stupid sexy snake gets in his way he is captured by the enemy and used to test a new chemical that could mean the end of the rebels!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAshley Natter
    Release dateMar 1, 2016
    ISBN9781310363368
    SeX-Com: Embrace of the Serpent
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    Ashley Natter

    Who I am? The quiet girl in work that seems pretty innocent and shy, the one that is thinking about you on all fours licking her feet right now.I have a pretty boring work by day and an awesome life as a erotica writer by night, so why don't you go see what I can show you and help me get out of this boring part of my life so I can be a kinky, wild girl all day long!

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