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    Object of Art

    By Alana James

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    About this ebook

    In 'Object of Art' Ally agrees to be turned into a living statue by her lover Marcus, for an intimate art exhibition. Ally has never revealed her curvy body like this before, but finds the experience of being bound by strips of material and plaster of Paris exciting.

    During the show Ally heats up both from the effects of the plaster on her skin and the attentions of the art critics. She begs to be released, and finds the group more than willing to help. 

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherXcite Books
    Release dateMar 2, 2010
    ISBN9781907726699
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    Object of Art
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    Alana James

    Alana James' erotic fiction has been published in print and online by Xcite, Scarlet magazine, EveryNightErotica, and the Erotic Readers and Writers Association. She won second prize in the Erotic Review 2011 competition and her stories are featured in the Mammoth Book of Best New Erotica 11 and the Mammoth Book of Quick and Dirty. Alana's mother has described her erotic writing to her grandmother: 'It's porn, Nana, porn!'

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