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- Author: James T Medak
- Publisher: Jtm Services Inc.
- ISBN-10: 0692281711
- ISBN-13: 9780692281710
- Format: 15.2 x 22.9 x 1 cm, softcover
- Language: English
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Poor Tom: the young college boy with a secret male foot fetish. One he writes about to himself and himself alone, detailing his numerous fantasies and frat-boy crushes ... until one of them steals it, soon leaving it so that in order to prevent his naughty thoughts from being leaked campus-wide, young Tom must sign a deviously-devised contract, one which will ensure that he will remain loyal and serving the needs (and feet) of his too-horny frat-captors on a constant, merciless basis ... From James T. Medak, author of HOW TO BE A TICKLE SLAVE and GETTING OFF ON THE WRONG FOOT, comes his first ever full-length novel, a single unyielding story of lust, humiliation, friendship, and, of course, feet. It's a fetish journey unlike any other, and one that will not be soon forgotten ...
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- Author: James T Medak
- Publisher: Jtm Services Inc.
- ISBN-10: 0692281711
- ISBN-13: 9780692281710
- Format: 15.2 x 22.9 x 1 cm, softcover
- Language: English English
Poor Tom: the young college boy with a secret male foot fetish. One he writes about to himself and himself alone, detailing his numerous fantasies and frat-boy crushes ... until one of them steals it, soon leaving it so that in order to prevent his naughty thoughts from being leaked campus-wide, young Tom must sign a deviously-devised contract, one which will ensure that he will remain loyal and serving the needs (and feet) of his too-horny frat-captors on a constant, merciless basis ... From James T. Medak, author of HOW TO BE A TICKLE SLAVE and GETTING OFF ON THE WRONG FOOT, comes his first ever full-length novel, a single unyielding story of lust, humiliation, friendship, and, of course, feet. It's a fetish journey unlike any other, and one that will not be soon forgotten ...
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