Little Big Man And The Rani

By Fionna Guillaume

When her father boasts that Shivangi can spin straw into gold, the greedy raja whisks her off to his palace. There he delivers a terrifying challenge: she must turn an entire roomful of straw into spun gold, or be executed in the morning. Shivangi is helpless before this impossible task... until a mysterious man appears in her locked room. He introduces himself simply as Little Big Man, and he'll spin her straw into gold. For a price.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Fionna Guillaume
• Release date: Jun 20, 2018
• ISBN: 9780463653777

Fionna Guillaume

Fionna Guillaume specializes in unique erotica and erotic romance. Like her readers, Fionna enjoys interesting heroines, sexy heroes, and a good old-fashioned love story... with plenty of erotic parts. All of Fionna's work is unapologetically erotic and intended for adults (18+) only.

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Little Big Man & The Rani

an old fairy tale, erotically reimagined

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© Fionna Guillaume 2017

This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places, events and incidents are either the products of the author’s imagination or used in a fictitious manner. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or actual events is purely coincidental. All characters engaged in erotic activities are over the age of 18.

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Long ago, in the land of India, there was a small kingdom. Although not particularly rich, it was known for two things. The first was the quality of its cotton, grown by local farmers, then spun into fine thread by peasant girls. The second was the legendary greed of its raja. That king was infatuated with gold. He dreamed of it at night, and sought it in every incarnation during the day. The king’s lust for gold was greater even than his lust for women. Though no longer young, the raja remained unwed;