Birch in the Boudoir

"Birch in the Boudoir" is a classic Victorian erotic novel, published in 1905. It contains graphic sexual descriptions and themes.

Without a word of command, she undid his trousers with her slim, quick fingers and drew out his penis. She touched her lips to it, ran her tongue ’round its knob, and, as it stiffened, took it in her mouth. The curtains of her black hair covered his thighs as she sucked. He made her suck for five or ten minutes, then restrained her briefly, then motioned her to start again.
She climbed meekly onto the divan, lay on her back with legs apart and feet raised, guiding him down and sheathing his quivering dart between her thighs. As he rode her, she softly taught him how to nip her with his teeth, to flick her breast buds with his tongue, to rake her flanks with his nails in the fury of desire. She turned over on her belly, offering the rear view of her trim, saffron-yellow figure, with the black, silken hair spread on the shoulder blades. Connie’s bottom had those pale-yellow cheeks which are soft but neatly rounded. She had obviously been well trained in a slave girl’s submission, for no word of command was needed even now.

Pagine	127
Formato	[US] Stampa bianco e nero - standard - 6.0x9.0 pollici - Carta bianca - Copertina opaca
Peso	196 gr.