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Sun Strokes - An illustrated collection of sun-soaked erotica - cover

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Sun Strokes - An illustrated collection of sun-soaked erotica

Kojo Black

Publisher: Sweetmeats Press

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Summary

First, in The Chalet, guests shed their inhibitions as quickly as they shed their clothes. Then, a young woman has a wonderfully rude sexual awakening in Beaches & Cream; before a hot Summer in the City gets as debauched as any beach vacation! And finally, two voyeuristic writers are in for a big surprise deep in a Finnish Wood.
Available since: 08/09/2011.

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