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Handmaiden - The Visitor's Wedding - cover

Handmaiden - The Visitor's Wedding

K.D. West

Publisher: Stillpoint/Eros

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Summary

To serve is to love
 
But can Kirsten serve a master and a mistress?
 
Kirsten loved her best friend Lea's wedding to Kirsten's brother Sean — and their lover Andy. But she is discovering that her lingering love for Lea may have been stronger than she realized.
 
Kirsten loves men. Kirsten loves women. But Kirsten is very much without either at the moment.
 
When the best man, Prior, and his beautiful bride Cherry invite Kirsten to help send Sean, Andy, and Lea off on their honeymoon celebration, Kirsten agrees happily.
 
And when the gorgeous black couple ask if Kirsten wants to spend the night as their handmaiden...
 
Well, how is Kirsten going to say no to that?
 
(FFM bisexual interracial ménage. FFF and implied MMM. Adult readers only.)
Available since: 09/23/2017.

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