A Simple Tale of Susan Aked: or; Innocence Awakened, Ignorance Dispelled

by Anonymous, Locus Elm Press (Editor)

When Susan's parents pass away suddenly, her father's lawyer Mr Penwick calls upon her cousin to stay at the country estate to console her. Lucia, a tad older but bounds wiser, especially in the ways of the flesh, takes the orphan under her wing and enlightens her mind to all things lascivious. Having never pleased herself at temple of Venus, cousin is excited to find Susan an extremely sensitive young girl, one who bucks and writhes like one born for pleasure. Cue deliciously wicked scenes of nimble fingers, gamahuching, and tribadism a plenty.

When her mind is suitable broadened and her body trained in those forbidden arts, Lucia whisks Susan off to London to see cousin Charlie, a well-endowed young gentlemen who spends like a fountain. A wantoness in the making though never having felt the touch from a man, Susan allows Charlie to take that which she had proudly held steadfastly to. All parties thus losing theselves in a lusty extravanga of fun and fornication.

This little seen gem is Victorian erotica at its most licentious, replete with naive but willing heroin, saucy siblings, and all manner of deeds and devices to keep all thoroughly thrilled and entertained to the last orgiastic scene.

94 pages, Paperback

Published October 8, 2016

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