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    Suffocating: A Dark Nuptial Tragedy

    By Patient Lee

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    Jack and Vanessa grew up in the same oppressive foster home, and after their foster mother catches them behaving inappropriately and sends him away, Jack holds up a fast-food restaurant and spends his early adulthood in prison. On the day of his release, they finally marry and have wicked-hot wedding-night sex, but when Vanessa shakes her bottom in a request for something dirty, it sends Jack to a dark place haunted by sex-filled nightmares. In the morning, he sobers up and jerks back to reality, which forces him to face the heinous crime he and his wife committed on their wedding day.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublishereXcessica Publishing
    Release dateAug 30, 2018
    ISBN9781504504911
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