What’s the sexy secret behind hotel hook-ups?
At a hotel, anything’s possible. We can do things we would never dream of at home. We can even surrender to forbidden temptations…
In this erotic anthology, travel to six sinful hotel rooms and witness acts of sheer erotic depravity. Once these pairs find themselves in the same hotel room, there’s no stopping the illicit acts that will ensue.
Leave your inhibitions at the door. It’s time to enter the Taboo Hotel!
Warning: This collection of taboo erotica contains sexual interactions between distant cousins, step relations, daddies and daughters, a MILF and her son’s best friend, plus one lusciously fertile babysitter and the man she serves. Reader discretion is advised.
“I want you to do things normal teenagers do,” Walt went on.
“But I’m not a normal teenager and I don’t want to be one!”
That’s when Walt did something he’d never done to her before: he placed his hand on the curve of her bum and stroked it gently.
Did he think she was family pet? Why was he doing that?
Her impulse was to tell him to stop… except every time he ran his warm hand over her bum like that, the pulsing sensation built in that forbidden place.
She knew it was wrong, but it felt so good.
What would her mother say?!?
“Isn’t there anything you like that normal teenagers like?” Walt asked.
“No,” she spat. “Normal teenagers are idiots. They drink and do drugs and kill all their brain cells, and they don’t even care!”
“There must be something,” Walt asked quietly, encouragingly. He hadn’t stopped stroking her bum. “Can’t you think of even one thing normal teens have that you… want?”
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Reviewer: Alberta
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Hot? Hell yes! Taboo? Definitely! But do you want to read them? Yes, you do. There are all kinds of kink represented here, so if you’re curious, or kinky, or both, try this one out this summer or any time.
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