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    Backyard Voyeur: An Erotic Foray In A Bright Summer Garden
    Backyard Voyeur: An Erotic Foray In A Bright Summer Garden
    Backyard Voyeur: An Erotic Foray In A Bright Summer Garden
    Audiobook49 minutes

    Backyard Voyeur: An Erotic Foray In A Bright Summer Garden

    Written by Priscilla St. David

    Narrated by Priscilla St. David

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    About this audiobook

    Amanda is doing naked yoga in her secluded yard. Secluded except for one neighbor, John. Suddenly realizing she feels eyes on her, she checks his windows and sees nothing. But then a softly moving shadow peeks through the slats of the fence between them, from a little ways away. John is watching, and Amanda likes it. Maybe she will invite him over for lunch....

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPriscilla St. David
    Release dateMay 10, 2024
    ISBN9798882412158
    Backyard Voyeur: An Erotic Foray In A Bright Summer Garden

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