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    The Futa Coincidence 1 and 2
    The Futa Coincidence 1 and 2
    The Futa Coincidence 1 and 2
    Audiobook1 hour

    The Futa Coincidence 1 and 2

    Written by Carl East

    Narrated by Michelle Jones

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    About this audiobook

    The Futa Coincidence 1: Kelly is a hermaphrodite and lives in the heart of New York City but the rent is getting to be too much. She's a private person but when she's forced into looking for a lodger she's amazed to discover someone who has the exact same secret as she does. The adventure for Kelly is just about to begin.

    The Futa Coincidence 2: Kelly has bonded with two new lodgers in ways she hadn't imagined and their sexual adventures seem to be getting more and more outrageous. Rachael is ecstatic about living with two Futanari's and still can't believe her luck.

    This story is graphic in nature and is intended for adults only. All characters depicted are 18 or older. 

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherCarl East
    Release dateMay 18, 2018
    ISBN9781987101454
    The Futa Coincidence 1 and 2
    Author

    Carl East

    Carl East was born in 1956, in the City of Hull (officially Kingston upon Hull), in Northeast England. He began his writing career after turning 40, beginning with imaginative tales and then moving onto short stories. In the years that followed, he improved his writing skills with the help of other writers and online authors who gave of their time and skills, to offer advice and constructive criticism.  His vivid imagination took off as his writing explored the various genres of Science Fiction, Horror and Romance. He attained his greatest success while writing Erotic Fiction as he weaved stories of lusty encounters with distinctively entertaining characters to tickle the fancy of the growing fans of Erotica.  The years of heading out the door to a factory, manufacturing, or service job is now a thing of the past. Instead, he spends his time in a pleasantly chaotic home office, legs stretched out as he ponders his next story. With a steaming hot cup of tea and snacks by his side, the keyboard silently awaits, for the next “Ah Ha Moment” when another story begins.

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      This new book has all the attributes that made his former books so popular: His writing is erudite and his examples are apt and show a depth of understanding in a wide range of fields. His foundation has always been in the sciences: chemistry, anthropology, neurobiology, but he adds a little place of respect for a spiritual component or a sublimity in matters that makes his work feel less arrogant and several degrees warmer than many other science-heavy writers. I’m not naturally a science person, so to have the blend of science content couched oftentimes in the language of the humanities makes the content very palatable to me.