Can't Say No - Night At The Biker Bar

Tawny Day

Summary

So many men, so much pleasure!
 
Kelly’s invited to go out with her biker friend. It’s not until she accepts that she learns exactly what he wants her to do - have sex with him in front of his motorcycle club! Not that she minds - Kelly really, really wants to show off her skills in front of an audience. But little did she know there were tons of other bikers waiting to try her out, too. Once she’s at the bar, Kelly’s surrounded by hot men who want a taste of her sweet flesh - and she can’t wait to start!
 
*Explicit* *Erotic* *Hot*
 
Can't Say No: Night At The Biker Bar is a stand-alone erotic short story in the Can’t Say No series about Kelly. Read them in order to enjoy the full experience!

Available since: 07/26/2022.

Print length: 35 pages.

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