Iris Ann Hunter Books

Big Book Of Submission, Volume 2: 69 Kinky Tales

By Jade Melisande, Sommer Marsden, Martha Davis, Erzabet Bishop, Adrea Kore, J. C. Parker, Leandra Vane, Rachel Kramer Bussel, M Marie, Dr. "J", Rod Harden, Rose De Fer, Valerie Alexander, Victoria Blisse, T. C. Mill, Suzanne Fox, Eve Pendle, Kathleen Tudor, Kristi Hancock, Violet R. Jones, R.A. Buckley, Mischa Eliot, Jordan Monroe, Jade A. Waters, Annabeth Leong, Salome Wilde, Rob Rosen, Charlie Powell, Dorothy Freed, Xan West, A Zimmerman, Rachel Woe, V. K. Foxe, Elizabeth Coldwell, Giselle Renarde, Malin James, Regina Kammer, Lucy Felthouse, Elna Holst, Donna George Storey, Zodian Gray, Anna Sky, Heather Day, Emily Bingham, Emmanuelle De Maupassant, L. N. Bey, Roxanna Cross, Sonni De Soto, Genevieve Ash, Angela R. Sargenti, Selena Kitt, Kendel Davi, D. Fostalove, Lazuli Jones, Rose P. Lethe, Tess Danesi, Olivia Foxe, Myra S. Hart, Iris Ann Hunter, Dahlia Lovejoy, Anastacia Lucretia, Randi Miller, Pearl Monroe, Allyson Shannon, Corrine A. Silver, Michael In Texas, Evo Thorne, Zoey Trope, Jo Henny Wolf

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Whether you are simply curious about submission or regularly revel in the delights of BDSM, these sixty-nine erotic short stories about submissives will turn you on! From participating in a musical...

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