The Bride's Reluctant Honeymoon Threesome

A Rough Bondage Erotica Story - Wild Wedding Sex

De: Kitty Lee

Narrado por: Poetess Connie

Laura feels good to be Mrs. Logan, but Mr. Logan is ready to help her push boundaries. The Honeymoon Suite is beautiful with candles, flowers, champagne... and a massage table. Karl Logan isn't about to leave the massage to chance, though. He'll get help from a beautiful girl, and Mrs. Logan is about to hurtle right past her comfort zone in a red hot menage a trois filled with ropes, gags, handcuffs, and her first lesbian sex experience!

Warning: This audiobook contains very explicit descriptions of sexual activity during a honeymoon mff threesome encounter. It includes bride sex, first lesbian sex, reluctant sex, lesbian seduction, bondage, ball gags, handcuffs, spanking, paddling, domination, strap-on sex, cum facial humiliation, and rough sex.It is intended for mature readers who will not be offended by graphic depictions of sex acts between consenting adults.

©2012 Mmmmore Productions (P)2013 Lyrical Lip Service, LLC.

Don't buy it, it's incomplete. Missing half

Would you try another book from Kitty Lee and/or Poetess Connie?

I bought this audio book, it sounded erotic, a bride, groom, another woman, strap ons, and BDSM. Problem is, as the story progresses, it just stops, threesome, no othe woman, no sex. Nothing. First thought it we an incomplete download. But that's not it, it's a incomplete story, that they producers failed to catch.

I have written audible, asking them to remove it for sale.

What could Kitty Lee have done to make this a more enjoyable book for you?

Ensuring the producers of he audiobook, created a compete recording.

What does Poetess Connie bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?

It's not the narrator, she was great, just poor production of he audio book

What reaction did this book spark in you? Anger, sadness, disappointment?

Anger over waste of money for a book, that should of been caught by QA, before being sold to the public

Any additional comments?

Audible has never failed to provide listeners great products, until this one.