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    Extinction
    Extinction
    Extinction
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    Extinction

    By Sonia Robinson

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    When the white tribe of Gel was taken over by the powerful black tribe of Niru, their females loyalty was tested. But could a conquered tribe's women really be expected to stay loyal when their men failed to protect them?

    Content Warning: Extinction is a hardcore erotica black male, white female BBC story filled with blowjobs, sex, and orgies. It is meant for adult readers only.

    Excerpt: "The men didn't stop to think while they were racing off to hunt those Niru men, they had left their entire tribe of women alone, vulnerable and exposed. The sun was extremely hot meaning the women were mostly naked. They had very little weapons training, and they were very hot, fertile, and available. They loved their men, but they hated that they weren't getting them fat and pregnant. Everything changed when they laid their eyes on the Niru men and their black masculinity and beauty."

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSonia Robinson
    Release dateMar 2, 2022
    ISBN9781005134938
    Extinction
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    Sonia Robinson

    ABOUT: I'm an author of taboo and steamy erotica with a submission and domination slant. I try to make each story as different as possible, dabbling in various sub-categories to keep it exciting.

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      Extinction - Sonia Robinson

      Extinction

      By Sonia Robinson

      Published by Sonia Robinson at Smashwords

      Copyright 2021 Honeypot Erotica

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      Extinction

      Sonia Robinson

      The wars between the white warrior tribe of Gel and the black kingdom of Niru ended so quickly after lasting for years. It began when one of the white warriors Johar was out hunting all day, and returned, collapsing at the Gel campsite. The babies were screaming. Two white women rushed to his side. The Niru tribe killed him! they wept for their fallen man.

      This enraged the white tribe. The men of Gel stormed out of their huts with spears and shields. They were fierce men with strong shoulders and chests with looks of rage in their eyes. It's time for payback, said the tribe leader Yozan.

      Be careful love, said Jewel, the alpha female.

      She kissed Yozan and grabbed his ass. There would be lots of dirty sex with him after he returned from his hunt, especially if he came back with heads from the Niru tribe.

      The men all went to seek those Niru men. It was time to end the conflict. It had gone on for generations. The females of Gel were extra

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