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    Tasting You: Education & The Deal
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    Tasting You: Education & The Deal

    By Bente Clod

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    About this ebook

    Tasting You is a collection of erotic stories for grown-up women about grown-up women. No hardcore porn, no vanilla sex, just the way life sometimes takes us along at its best and worst.


    Tasting You 1: Voyeur & Steam

    Tasting You 2: Entanglement & Tasting you

    Tasting You 3: Men & What you desire

    Tasting You 4: The Mountain & The Story

    Tasting You 5: Education & The Deal

    Tasting You 6: Body Recall & Thai Silk

    Tasting You 7: Wettest Worldwide & The House
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSaga Egmont International
    Release dateSep 14, 2018
    ISBN9788711930441
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