Resultados para "Sex God" en Literatura y ficción

Austin James was always my #1 crush - and off-limits - until a college hook-up showed me he was every bit the playboy his rock-star reputation promised. Now, he's back after a mysterious break from the spotlight, offering an exclusive profile that could make any journalist's career.

Jezebel has found a book of spells in this Impossible Lovers for Men fantasy. Accidentally chanting the wrong words, she turns you in to the Ultimate Sex God. An quiet evening with friends turns into something more. Although Essemoh is a little jealous he can't tear his eyes away as you give Jez everything she wants and more. All the power, all the stamina, and all the physical attributes you could ever want - and then some!

Hun stod på stationen i en blomsterkjole. Hendes hår syntes rødere end det havde været sidste gang, og fregnerne var mere fremtrædende. Var hun smuk? Nej, men hun var udfordrende. Allerede samme nat, jeg mødte hende, tog hun mig mellem benene som det mest naturlige i verden. Hun gned sig mod mig og sagde: "Mm, dejligt at have en at kysse." Og jeg gav bare efter, for hvad skulle jeg ellers gøre? Hun virkede så sindssygt glad og ligetil. Så mødtes vi et par gange, og denne søndag skulle vi en tur til hendes forældres hus. Jeg lagde forsigtigt en hånd mellem hendes ben.

There’s nothing like the fresh mountain air, waves crashing against the beach, the wind caressing your breast, the feeling of water against your sex... This is a collection of erotic short stories from Cupido. The collection contains following short stories: "It was so liberating to be able to play on a mountain plateau after a tough walk. He asks her if she wants to play some more." - The Mountain Trip by Cinderella, "There were four of them. Three girls and a boy, stark naked. They had a lot of time. Four whole weeks, in fact." Kayak Summer by Bjarme.

"Questions are posed," writes Norman Mailer, "in the hope they will open into richer insights, which in turn will bring forth sharper questions." In this series of conversations, John Buffalo Mailer, 27, poses a series of questions to his father, challenging the reflections and insights of the man who has dominated and defined much of American letters for the past sixty years.