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Erotica Omnibus (X Libris) (V. 1)
Erotica Omnibus (X Libris) (V. 1)

By Nina Sheridan, X. Libris, Vanessa Davies, Marina Anderson, X Libris Staff

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This omnibus contains three exciting tales in one volume from X Libris. Harriet is plunged into an intense world of erotic obsession; Louise joins her sister as a lap-dancer, realizing they share m...

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Erotica Omnibus Five
X Libris S/W X12 Books 1-6
X Libris S/W X12 Books 1-6

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X Libris X12 S/W
X Libris X12 S/W

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X Libris X36 D/B
X Libris X36 D/B

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Erotica Omnibus Two
Erotica Omnibus Two

By Mariah Greene, X. Libris, Stephanie Ash, Anastasia Dubois

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This omnibus contains three exciting tales in one volume from X Libristhe top name in erotic fiction. In Musical Affiairs by Stephanie Ash, Amelia, a singer-songwriter on her way to the top, is det...

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