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Spirit of Eternity

Michael Russell

Publisher: Pink Publications

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Summary

Michel Russell, master of the gay erotic fiction Genre, takes us to the exotic Island Of Papua New Guinea for a tale of torrid sex and drama, unfolding against a back drop of one of the most beautiful , camp and savage islands in the world
Available since: 08/08/2012.
Print length: 198 pages.

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