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    A Convict's Life Brick by Brick

    By David Lugo

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    A thrilling story of a sexually abused boy who grew up too fast. He's taken to a brothel at age thirteen and discovers his love for smoking fetish. He grows to become a notorious, wild gang member and convict in the Wisconsin prison system. A violent twist begins as he's sent to a Tennessee prison where female officers can't resist his sexual charisma. He hustles drugs and struggles with sex addiction and cocaine. Convict #165330, Crazyhorse, makes the best of his situation. MMMMM…. Warning Graphic Erotica.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPage Publishing, Inc.
    Release dateAug 4, 2020
    ISBN9781647010126
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