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Cream for Alien: An Alien Abduction Romance
Plucked from the planet she calls home, Kelli finds herself on a bed of mink and a beautifully soft mattress. After a night of drinking, something that told her this would not be a normal 'morning after' – only to have those feelings confirmed when she's confronted by an alien – and alien that wants to take her home and worship her as a sex goddess.
Not just him; his whole planet.
But Dite and his colony-mates aren't the only people out after her. The Morg, a fearless beast who seeks her for himself, is on their trail, and gaining fast.
Will Kelli shirk from the opportunity in order to preserve herself? Or will she take the Morg head on and drive her hosts into a new age of prosperity?
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Not just him; his whole planet.
But Dite and his colony-mates aren't the only people out after her. The Morg, a fearless beast who seeks her for himself, is on their trail, and gaining fast.
Will Kelli shirk from the opportunity in order to preserve herself? Or will she take the Morg head on and drive her hosts into a new age of prosperity?
DOWNLOAD NOW TO FIND OUT WHAT HAPPENS!
50 pages, Kindle Edition
Published August 30, 2020
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April 2, 2017
Skip this save your money.
Wham bam thank you mam. Instant acceptance of being abducted by aliens for sex to bring them good fortune. These advanced aliens are unable to defeat their enemy so guess who saves who. Save your money and time. No world buildings no character building not interesting.
Wham bam thank you mam. Instant acceptance of being abducted by aliens for sex to bring them good fortune. These advanced aliens are unable to defeat their enemy so guess who saves who. Save your money and time. No world buildings no character building not interesting.
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