Sexual Service Act: Day One (eBook, ePUB) - Arrow, Broken
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Tiffany voted to pass the Sexual Service Act, a set of laws that gave men the right to fuck any woman, any time, and in any way. It was a long battle, even getting The Act drafted, but the vote had finally been taken and the results were to be announced that day.
She didn't really believe it would pass and wondered just how many other women would vote yes. To her surprise, and to the surprise of about half the men who voted against it, she learns that every single woman voted yes!
Join her in this story of her first day in a new world where the perverse is common and women have finally pushed through a law allowing all men to fuck them at will.…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Tiffany voted to pass the Sexual Service Act, a set of laws that gave men the right to fuck any woman, any time, and in any way. It was a long battle, even getting The Act drafted, but the vote had finally been taken and the results were to be announced that day.

She didn't really believe it would pass and wondered just how many other women would vote yes. To her surprise, and to the surprise of about half the men who voted against it, she learns that every single woman voted yes!

Join her in this story of her first day in a new world where the perverse is common and women have finally pushed through a law allowing all men to fuck them at will.

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Autorenporträt
Broken Arrow loves writing strange tales of perverse and steamy sex. Realism is not key to the process, rather anything goes in the name of fun and fantasy.

All characters appearing in these works are fictitious. Any resemblance to real persons, living or dead, is purely coincidental.