Mother's Three Daughters

by P.L.

This modest book is not a novel. It is a true story, down to the last details. I have not altered a thing; both the portrait of the mother, as well as that of the three daughters, is accurate and true in every respect, including their ages and the events in which they took part.

245 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 1897

Reviews

[Φλεγύας · Rating 4 out of 5]

I read this sometime in high school and was probably (definitely) the hottest but also most perverted thing I'd read. I'm rereading in 2024 and by God this would throw you in jail these days. Wow.

[Edward · Rating 5 out of 5]

Without a doubt, this is the wildest Brady Bunch episode ever. Jesus.

Do not even start this if you are squeamish, moral, or offended in any capacity.

Set in the Victorian Era, our protagonist has a nice wholesome vacation at a family run brothel. Enjoy.