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    Futa Fun 2: Deep Space
    Futa Fun 2: Deep Space
    Futa Fun 2: Deep Space
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    Futa Fun 2: Deep Space

    By Lara Longstaff

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    Young Science Officer Margaret Johnson hoped she'd discovered a brand new alien civilization when her ship encountered the mysterious alien probe. After throwing caution to the wind and touching it however, the whole human crew was rocked with overpowering lust and Lieutenant Johnson's very body was altered in astonishing ways!

    Join the crew of the Padrillo as they experience some hot and heavy, futanari-themed lust while travelling into Deep Space!

    Author's Note: All characters depicted are adults over the age of 18.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLara Longstaff
    Release dateAug 23, 2017
    ISBN9781370583942
    Futa Fun 2: Deep Space
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    Lara Longstaff

    Hello there!I'm Lara, and I've got a few fantasies I'd love to share with you. But before you get down to reading my tales of futanari lust, let me tell you about myself.I'm 28 years old, single, but soon to be married to my long-time boyfriend, David. We hail from the Midwest of the good ol' USA. My hobbies are many and varied, but first among them are girls who have "something extra"! While I mostly prefer to fantasize about other futanari and such, sometimes my mood swings and I really get the urge to reverse roles with a cute guy, so most of my stories are of one of those two themes.Most of my stories are available on Amazon.com, so be sure to check them out there, too!I hope you enjoy reading them as much as I do writing them!XOXOXOL.L.

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