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    A Passionate Surrender: Victorian Spanking Erotica
    A Passionate Surrender: Victorian Spanking Erotica
    A Passionate Surrender: Victorian Spanking Erotica
    Ebook27 pages16 minutes

    A Passionate Surrender: Victorian Spanking Erotica

    By Lovillia Hearst

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    About this ebook

    When runaway Else finds herself on the streets of Victorian London, she realizes they are paved with dirt, not gold. Luckily, she’s not afraid to get dirty.


    This is an explicit victorian erotic romance.Contains themes of spanking, unprotected love and a woman being pushed to the limits of pleasure and pain.

    LanguageEnglish
    Publisher25 Ea
    Release dateMar 14, 2019
    A Passionate Surrender: Victorian Spanking Erotica

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      A Passionate Surrender - Lovillia Hearst

      A Passionate Surrender

      Set In The Victorian Era

      Lovillia Hearst

      Elsa couldn’t contain her suspicion and her eyes narrowed as she stared at the bread being held out to her.

      Do you want it or not? the girl asked.

      The words weren’t spoken harshly, but Elsa still flinched and was unsure of what to do. It made her hesitate, but she eventually put her thoughts into words.

      Why do you want to help me?

      The girl shrugged her shoulders.

      You looked like you needed it.

      That there was truth to the comment made Elsa scowl, but she still had misgivings about accepting the food being held out to her. The rumble of her stomach made her all too aware of her hunger though.

      I’m not forcing it on you, the girl went on after a few seconds and started to turn away. It’s no skin of my nose if…

      The thought of missing out on something to eat made Elsa react.

      Wait, she blurted out.

      The girl came to a stop and held out her hand again. Elsa’s uncertainty melted away and she reached out this time to snatch the bread. She devoured it ravenously and only became aware of the gaze on her when she finished.

      You look like you haven’t eaten for days, the girl said. What’s your name?

      Elsa.

      I’m Julie, the girl went on. What are you doing here?

      Elsa looked around the abandoned factory and shrugged her shoulders.

      I wanted to get out of the rain, she said.

      "Yeah, it is

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