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In the Forests of the Night - A collection of very adult fairy tales - cover

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In the Forests of the Night - A collection of very adult fairy tales

Vanessa de Sade

Publisher: Sweetmeats Press

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In the Forests of the Night is a darkly sensual collection of erotic fairy tales, blending the magic and fantasy of traditional fables with carnality and lust!
Available since: 12/01/2012.

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