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REVIEW: Centauri Doll – Wendy Rathbone

September 24, 2021 by scott

Genre: Sci-Fi, Romance LGBTQ+ Category: Gay Reviewer: Linda Get It On Amazon About The Book Hades is a Slave King, one of the most powerful and wealthy beings in the galaxy. But all he wants is to be left alone with machine servants and his collection of broken robots. So what makes him purchase a flawed vat-grown human slave boy? Doll, one of the most beautiful of the manufactured Botticelli pleasure slaves, is imperfect. He was pulled from his tank missing his right foot. Not only that, something must be wrong with his brain, because though he was bred to want pleasure, he finds himself filled with a different sort… Continue Reading REVIEW: Centauri Doll – Wendy Rathbone

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