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The Wolf Who Saved Me

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Year
2014
Language
english
Format
AZW3
Filesize
160 kB (164332 bytes)
Pages
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Time added
2020-07-26 19:24:52

Description

I just could not shake Mike from my mind: the way he growled, the fact that he was twice my size, but most of all I couldnt stop thinking about his dark secret Sebastians life has been turned upside down lately. After being kicked out by his father for coming out as gay, he ends up having to take a job at an adult DVD store in a seedy part of town, and one night things get a little out of control. Thankfully the hunky, strong Mike comes to his rescue, revealing himself as a sexy black werewolf in Sebastians moment of distress. Sebastian needs to find a way to thank his hunky new werewolf friend why not by being his new play thing? An incredibly hot interracial, paranormal gay romance.

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