by Tina Tempest » Mon Mar 15, 2021 2:34 am
Hey gang,
Just to let you know that I have not dropped off the face of the earth, look for my latest soon. It still needs a cover and conversion to Vellum before being uploaded to Amazon. Sorry for the delay. I'm still committed to shrink fiction but I want to take the time to write a children's book and perhaps a conventional science fiction novel so I may not be as prolific as I have been. I hope that you all understand. In any event here is the promotional material for:
Tiny Jewels: A Shrinking Quartet
The Mistress of Shrink Fiction is back with another collection perfect for aficionados of shrunken women. These four erotic tales are bound to please. In “The Betting Pool” a beautiful red-haired wife has to bail her husband out over a wager gone wrong at his workplace. A couple meets cute and oh, so much more, at “The Wedding Rehearsal Dinner.” A young woman finds out that she has signed up for far more than she bargained for in “Alice.” Finally, in “Ordinary Joe” the lives of a beautiful mother and her equally enchanting daughter cross paths with a common lad with access to a most uncommon device. By turns sardonic, romantic, outrageous, and horrific, these tales are perfect reading for anyone who has ever considered the wonder and allure of miniature women.
Hey gang,
Just to let you know that I have not dropped off the face of the earth, look for my latest soon. It still needs a cover and conversion to Vellum before being uploaded to Amazon. Sorry for the delay. I'm still committed to shrink fiction but I want to take the time to write a children's book and perhaps a conventional science fiction novel so I may not be as prolific as I have been. I hope that you all understand. In any event here is the promotional material for:
Tiny Jewels: A Shrinking Quartet
The Mistress of Shrink Fiction is back with another collection perfect for aficionados of shrunken women. These four erotic tales are bound to please. In “The Betting Pool” a beautiful red-haired wife has to bail her husband out over a wager gone wrong at his workplace. A couple meets cute and oh, so much more, at “The Wedding Rehearsal Dinner.” A young woman finds out that she has signed up for far more than she bargained for in “Alice.” Finally, in “Ordinary Joe” the lives of a beautiful mother and her equally enchanting daughter cross paths with a common lad with access to a most uncommon device. By turns sardonic, romantic, outrageous, and horrific, these tales are perfect reading for anyone who has ever considered the wonder and allure of miniature women.