Brother’s Promiscuous Wife:: An Open Marriage Erotic Tale
Lord Koga
Jun 2014 · Exploited Publishing
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A few year back, my younger brother married this women whom worked nights as a fully nude stripper at some strip high-end nightclub in Detroit Michigan. I did not know her all that well, having just met her a few weeks ago, when my brother let me stay with them for a while. Little did I known then the secret as to how open they were and how they liked to share each other’s sibling
About the author
2nd Place winner of the 2013 Author Award Fiction4all in Erotica Genre
3rd Place winner of the 2013 Author Award Fiction4all in Dark Erotica GenreLord Koga is the pen name for a local Grand Rapids, Michigan Author, whom for the last 4 years has been writing in the specific genres of Erotic Fiction, Women's Fiction, Lesbian Fiction, Romantic Fiction, Horror/sci-fi/fantasy erotica, as well as capture, S & M, BDSM fiction.
The pen name "Lord Koga," has been shortened over the years from its original name Lord Kogarasumaru. The origins of the name Kogarasumaru "Little Crow" is derive from a unique Japanese tachi sword rumored to have been created by legendary Japanese smith Amakuni during 8th century CE. The "little Crow" is considered to be unique as it is a bridge between the old double edge blades of Japan and the more modern version which eventually became known as Katana.
Currently Lord Koga has over 150 titles out in e-book format and 7 titles in both print and ebook format.
Website: http://www.exploitedpublishing.yolasite.com
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