Becket (The Montbryce Dynasty Book 1)

February 14, 2022

Oh, wait — that’s her RIGHT leg.

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Ian

2 years ago

It looks like your average bland harlequin paperback cover. With some weird photoshop manipulation.

Hitch

2 years ago

Reply to Ian

I wanna know who is operating the crane lift to get him off her with that chainmail….

And the person who chose and manipulated that byline font should be shot.

Ian

2 years ago

Did you for get the tags nathan?

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Nathan

2 years ago

Reply to Ian

I was, um, just making sure you were paying attention. Yeah. That’s it.

Naaman Brown

2 years ago

Reply to Nathan

That’s keeping us on our toes.
Keeping us from getting slack.

Naaman Brown

2 years ago

Is chain mail fetish even a thing?
In researching indie self-pub lit I have encountered erotica written by women but never a fantasy like that.

Hitch

2 years ago

Reply to Naaman Brown

That’s because we’re most often on the bottom, brother. Trust me, ain’t no wimmen wit’ any brain cells in their heads wanna be under that s**t.

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