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'''Exotic Erotica Bundle''' is an | '''Exotic Erotica Bundle''' is an eBook containing three separate short stories written by Eden Bradley, Jina Bacarr and Delilah Devlin. One of these works called ''Invite Me In'' by Delilah Devlin, contains the tale of a vampire and a succubus. | ||
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Exotic Erotica Bundle is an eBook containing three separate short stories written by Eden Bradley, Jina Bacarr and Delilah Devlin. One of these works called Invite Me In by Delilah Devlin, contains the tale of a vampire and a succubus.
Overview
- Title: Exotic Erotica Bundle
- Author: Eden Bradley, Jina Bacarr and Delilah Devlin
- Published By: Spice
- Format: eBook
- ASIN: B001BXWNPK
- Publishing Date: July 1, 2008
Plot Summary
In the French Quarter, two unearthly lovers explore the limits of their consuming hunger with some unique, non-human powers. In Tokyo, a newly arrived young woman eagerly investigates her wildest sexual fantasies in one of the city's erotic hideaways known as love hotels.
On the beach at Veracruz, the sensuous sea seduces a pair of strangers, who share an intoxicating tryst and go their separate ways. Lust, hunger, passion find all this and more in these deliciously naughty tales from Spice Briefs.
Bundle includes Invite Me In by Delilah Devlin, Tokyo Rendezvous by Jina Bacarr and Soul Strangers by Eden Bradley.
Book Review
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