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Cover Reveal: Her Master's Kiss 5, an erotic romance by Vivien Sparx

Let's get ready for Vivien Sparx's exciting release of HMK5 on the 31st May. 

If you've yet to read this fabulous HOT romance, now is the perfect time to start. And what better way to tickle your tastebuds by to show you all Vivian's GORGEOUS new cover.

You'll understand why I'm purring as soon as you check it out!
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HOT Excerpt from Her Master's Kiss V:
"At the first opening on the left, Renee paused in the doorway and watched three young women arranged on their knees around a tall man who was standing in the middle of the room. The man was naked, his body darkly tanned. There were whorls of thick grey curly hair across his chest. The three women were all young and all wearing collars. They were arranged around him and taking turns to pleasure him with their mouths. As each girl took her turn, the other two kissed each other and their hands roamed freely across one another’s naked bodies. Renee leaned against the wall and watched with dark fascination. One of the women caught a glimpse of her and turned, smiling. Renee waved uncertainly. The submissive girl winked to her and then turned back to the glistening hard shaft that was before her. She seemed to make a great display of her talented mouth, knowing Renee was watching in the background.
Beyond the final door on the right side of the corridor was a room with three wide wooden benches. They were made of rough unfinished timber, each one painted black and each one a squat, solid piece. Renee lingered in the doorway long enough to see that there was a woman on her hands and knees, chained on top of one of the benches."

Vivien's quite partial to stalkers of the friendly variety. Be sure to check out her work at the following places:
31st May

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