Scoundrel: A Novel of Lust, Sex and Hardcore Erotica
Reggie Chesterfield
Abernathy and Monroe · AI-narrated by Archie (from Google)
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3 hr 47 min
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***WARNING!!! EXPLICIT CONTENT!!!***
"I bet none of the other girls would do this for you, would they?"
It's not just the fried chicken that keeps the women flocking to one particular fast food restaurant. It's the sex. This is because the town’s loverboy just happens to be the co-assistant manager of the place and his talents extend beyond the culinary arts. But when a lowly, oddball fry cook takes his place in the town's bedrooms, he wonders if things will ever heat up for him again.
Filled with hot sex and cheap thrills, Scoundrel is a novel that is sure to get things cooking. Please keep in mind, however, that this newly reissued edition contains adult situations and language and is intended for a mature audience.
"I bet none of the other girls would do this for you, would they?"
It's not just the fried chicken that keeps the women flocking to one particular fast food restaurant. It's the sex. This is because the town’s loverboy just happens to be the co-assistant manager of the place and his talents extend beyond the culinary arts. But when a lowly, oddball fry cook takes his place in the town's bedrooms, he wonders if things will ever heat up for him again.
Filled with hot sex and cheap thrills, Scoundrel is a novel that is sure to get things cooking. Please keep in mind, however, that this newly reissued edition contains adult situations and language and is intended for a mature audience.
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