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What Other Fetishes? - cover

What Other Fetishes?

Eva Hore

Editorial: JMS Books LLC

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Sinopsis

When Donna meets Laura at a friend's art exhibition, the attraction between the two women is immediate. Both know exactly what -- or rather, who -- they want. But there's much more to Laura than her sexy leather outfit. She introduces Donna to a world full of intriguing, hot fetishes ... starting with Donna's shoes.
Disponible desde: 13/10/2013.
Longitud de impresión: 17 páginas.

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