Anna Eats at the Cafeteria Taboo

Name: Anna Eats at the Cafeteria Taboo
Rating: 5 (2 reviews)

Huck Pilgrim

Anna's Ecstasy Book 2 · Huck Pilgrim Presents

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Life in Anna's super religious family has perverted her normal desires, making her long to behave like a bad girl. In the last episode, she lost her innocence and discovered that God still loved her anyway. This episode opens with Anna backsliding into remorse and guilt around her very naughty desires. Fortunately for Anna, she is visiting with her aunt who just so happens to have recently married a lusty man who takes an interest in young Anna's girlish needs, helping her to return to the path of lascivious behavior that God has laid out for her.

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Huck Pilgrim has lived on the streets of New York City, in a communal home for Christians, and on an American submarine out of San Diego. He has washed dishes, made costumed helium balloon deliveries, and robbed designer jeans from department stores.

Huck writes gritty stories about submission, blackmail, and coercion. Occasionally he tosses a hand grenade of action and adventure into the mix. Huck's stories are vivid fantasies, exploring the darker sides of submission and exposure. In Huck's stories, the mousy girl becomes suddenly bold and capable, often discovering the hidden slut inside her. The men are handsome, hard-bitten, and cruel, enjoying all manner of debauchery.

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