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Futaberry Slutcake #1
Futaberry Patch
Insane futa-on-futa action!
After a strange magical accident, Dillon Masters goes from drawing futa comics to living in them... as a futanari. He becomes genderswapped into a hot, buxom, well-endowed futa in his his own cartoon world, a perverted adult parody of an innocent cartoon show. He becomes Futaberry Slutcake! The first thing she does is explore her new body and the second thing she does is explore someone else's when another futa, C*mdrop Applegasm, shows up to see what's going on. Soon they're soaked in Candy-flavored fluids during their creamy, messy encounter!
Corrupted Cartoonz, Futaberry Slutcake: Futaberry Patch is a 8700-word futa erotica containing explicit genderswapped futa-on-futa action, including sexual fantasy futa lactation and oral sex. Ridiculously filthy stuff, in other words, so don't say you weren't warned.
- GenresErotica
31 pages, Kindle Edition
First published May 16, 2017
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About the author
Bryce Calderwood
37 books96 followersDepraved, Violent, Tender-Loving Erotica
Bryce Calderwood is an award-winning, top-100 Amazon author who has been publishing strangely hot erotica since 2015. His stories usually combine paranormal elements with either futanari or BDSM (or both). Bryce likes to explore the boundaries between sex and violence, between pleasure and pain, and between the human and the monstrous.
He lives currently near the coast in North Carolina, where the weather is nice but the landscape isn't and neither are the people. Bryce has been involved in the BDSM lifestyle off and on for many years and is now a very proud Daddy Dom for a darling cute and perverted Kitten.
Every day, Bryce writes smut, drinks insane amounts of black coffee, and grows his beard.
Bryce Calderwood is an award-winning, top-100 Amazon author who has been publishing strangely hot erotica since 2015. His stories usually combine paranormal elements with either futanari or BDSM (or both). Bryce likes to explore the boundaries between sex and violence, between pleasure and pain, and between the human and the monstrous.
He lives currently near the coast in North Carolina, where the weather is nice but the landscape isn't and neither are the people. Bryce has been involved in the BDSM lifestyle off and on for many years and is now a very proud Daddy Dom for a darling cute and perverted Kitten.
Every day, Bryce writes smut, drinks insane amounts of black coffee, and grows his beard.
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May 18, 2017
I will freely admit, I began drooling in anticipation when Bryce Calderwood began teasing his new Futaberry Patch universe, feeding us one sugary sweet sample after another. It sounded so perfectly delicious, I just had to rush out and grab a copy the moment it was released.
Did it satisfy my cravings? Was it worth the mess? Will I ever recover from my diabetic orgasm? Well, let me just say the only problem with Futaberry Slutcake is that it left me with an insatiable appetite for more!
In all seriousness, this was a delightful story with a fantastic lead-in that evoked memories of 80's classics like Gremlins and Tales from the Darkside . . . or, better yet, Friday the 13th: The Series. Dillon's story is a little bit sad and a lot unsavory, and his encounter with the mysterious curio shop is both amusing and creepy. The story behind the Kovacs 9000 drawing tablet is perfectly odd, and nicely raises our suspicions.
Of course, the real fun begins when Dillon finds himself in the cartoon body of his futa creation. I will leave you to discover the how and why of that transformation for yourself, but know that the erotic element is as sweet as it is sexy, as candy as it is cartoonish, and as messy as it is magnificent. Bryce Calderwood absolutely nails the details here, with every paragraph adding something to the concept, and every word of the dialogue designed to reinforce the perverse nature of the story.
By all rights, Futaberry Slutcake should be too silly, too cartoonish, and too over-the-top to work as a seriously erotic story, but it does . . . so very, very well. Bryce Calderwood does for cartoons what he already did for vampires and octogirls, and it is so yummy!
As reviewed by Sally at Bending the Bookshelf
Did it satisfy my cravings? Was it worth the mess? Will I ever recover from my diabetic orgasm? Well, let me just say the only problem with Futaberry Slutcake is that it left me with an insatiable appetite for more!
In all seriousness, this was a delightful story with a fantastic lead-in that evoked memories of 80's classics like Gremlins and Tales from the Darkside . . . or, better yet, Friday the 13th: The Series. Dillon's story is a little bit sad and a lot unsavory, and his encounter with the mysterious curio shop is both amusing and creepy. The story behind the Kovacs 9000 drawing tablet is perfectly odd, and nicely raises our suspicions.
Of course, the real fun begins when Dillon finds himself in the cartoon body of his futa creation. I will leave you to discover the how and why of that transformation for yourself, but know that the erotic element is as sweet as it is sexy, as candy as it is cartoonish, and as messy as it is magnificent. Bryce Calderwood absolutely nails the details here, with every paragraph adding something to the concept, and every word of the dialogue designed to reinforce the perverse nature of the story.
By all rights, Futaberry Slutcake should be too silly, too cartoonish, and too over-the-top to work as a seriously erotic story, but it does . . . so very, very well. Bryce Calderwood does for cartoons what he already did for vampires and octogirls, and it is so yummy!
As reviewed by Sally at Bending the Bookshelf
July 6, 2017
First, let me state this is not my type of read at all. It was a gift from BFF and therefore I read it.
Second, I DO NOT know what the heck I just read. I don't know if I should be embarrassed or humiliated for even admitting I read it.
Third, I gave the author three stars not the story line, because only a creative freak could have written whatever it was I just read.
Fourth, I'm not sure erotica is what this was. Erotica seems too tame a word.
My last and final thought, read at your own risk, because it is a freak show of epic proportion.
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