Bunny Wiggins Book 2

Bunny Wiggins Book 2

Author: Jerome Benedict

Publisher: CreateSpace

ISBN: 1499332890

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Page: 62

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Bunny Wiggins is back - in a rollicking, sexy adventure that takes him to the island of Manawaju, where he is forced to undergo ninja training and tries to survive an arranged marriage to a ruthless crime lord's niece!In print for the first time anywhere!Includes:* 6 Pages of Bonus materials!* Exclusive Uncensored material* Additional Content not seen online!
Bunny Wiggins Book 2
Language: en
Pages: 62

Bunny Wiggins Book 2

Authors: Jerome Benedict
Categories:
Type: BOOK - Published: 2014-05-08 - Publisher: CreateSpace

Bunny Wiggins is back - in a rollicking, sexy adventure that takes him to the island of Manawaju, where he is forced to undergo ninja training and tries to survive an arranged marriage to a ruthless crime lord's niece!In print for the first time anywhere!Includes:* 6 Pages of Bonus materials!*
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