Space Sluts: Tentacle Strip Search

by Cat Wilder

Cat Wilder is bringing Sexy to SF.Megan and Vikki are a pair of spacer girls, owners/operators of a star trader called Cosmic Fox. They are making an unscheduled visit to an alien space station for some hot, hands-on R&R. Since it is a station owned by the Orion Race, that means a wicked tentacle strip search of every orifice of their hot young bodies.Warning, this short story contains extremely explicit sex between consenting adults, though two are humans and the others are aliens with lots of very bold tentacles. When inhibitions are stripped away, it comes down to raw, naked sex that steams up your e-reader.Look for more books in the Space Sluts - Space Tentacle Strip Search2 - Space Pleasure-bot TroubleAnd more to come!* * * Only for 18+ adults * * * looked at Vikki, both with huge eyes. A movement behind the blonde caught her eyes, and she watched a wiggling tentacle slowly sliding out of the wall. Then another came out of the opposite wall behind Vikki. The tentacles were dark reddish-gray, with brighter red veins."Oh shit," Megan said, and then she realized Vikki was staring past her. Before she could turn around, a tentacle wrapped around her waist. Megan squeaked. Vikki gasped as tentacles seized both of her wrists and stretched her wide open. "Vikki. Relax. Don't fight them.""This is always so damn freaky," Vikki said.Megan was pulled back, and turned around. Four more tentacles were waiting for her. Each went straight to a wrist or ankle, and wrapped tightly around it. Within seconds she found herself stretched spread-eagle as more tentacles came out of the walls and ceiling.About the Wilder has been writing SF and Fantasy under another pen name for years. For all of those years she wanted to really let it rip and tell some truly wild and wicked stories. The e-book revolution has given her the opportunity to tell her sexy stories. Cat is a lifelong Texan, from down around Houston, kind of Space Central for NASA. She's married with dogs.

15 pages, Kindle Edition

First published March 24, 2012