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Two-Lips (New Vamton Tale 2)
Follow the love life of Adanna & Eshe in this romantic tale…. Into their kitchen. We already know these two are nasty… So join them for more steamy fun… Culinary & Coochie combined…. It’s a need.
Poems Inside: 47
Signed: Yes — every copy is hand-signed by Chai
Note: Each book within The Bloodmire Library is handcrafted and independently pressed. These ain’t mass-produced stories; they’re tangible spells of preservation, printed by hand with care and intention.
Supporting The Bloodmire Library means protecting independent artistry and intellectual property; standing firmly in a world that often asks creators like me to compromise spirit for convenience. Every purchase sustains a space where Black magic, mythology, and imagination can thrive freely, untouched by corporate hands or systems that profit from oppression.
While these editions have been refined for a smoother, more condensed readability, their essence remains unchanged. The stories, poems, and world still beat with the same heart; only now, you can feel the pulse of the press itself in every page.
Follow the love life of Adanna & Eshe in this romantic tale…. Into their kitchen. We already know these two are nasty… So join them for more steamy fun… Culinary & Coochie combined…. It’s a need.
Poems Inside: 47
Signed: Yes — every copy is hand-signed by Chai
Note: Each book within The Bloodmire Library is handcrafted and independently pressed. These ain’t mass-produced stories; they’re tangible spells of preservation, printed by hand with care and intention.
Supporting The Bloodmire Library means protecting independent artistry and intellectual property; standing firmly in a world that often asks creators like me to compromise spirit for convenience. Every purchase sustains a space where Black magic, mythology, and imagination can thrive freely, untouched by corporate hands or systems that profit from oppression.
While these editions have been refined for a smoother, more condensed readability, their essence remains unchanged. The stories, poems, and world still beat with the same heart; only now, you can feel the pulse of the press itself in every page.

