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Bath Haus, P.J. Vernon
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Bath Haus, P.J. Vernon
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me at the beginning of bath haus: hmm...y'know nathan is kind of controlling. maybe he'll work on that by the end of the book.
me in the middle of bath haus: okay it's not getting better it's getting worse actually
me by the end of bath haus: YO WHAT THE FUCK DUDE
I just finished chapter 42 and I KNEW IT!!!
I truly feel sick to my stomach. I need this book to end.
And running away doesn’t make a fucking difference because I follow me wherever I go.
Bath Haus, P.J. Vernon
Anya is live and ready to show you everything. Watch her strip, dance, and perform exclusive shows just for you. Interact in real-time and make your fantasies come true.
Free to watch • No registration required • HD streaming
I don't normally post recs for published fiction here, but I just finished Bath Haus by P.J. Vernon in only two days, which considering my schedule is absolutely insane. But holy crap, I haven't read a book this good in so long.
If you enjoy well-written, adult queer thrillers/horror with brilliantly flawed characters and a plot that keeps on giving, don't mind biting your nails because of The Suspense, and love reading about relationships that are neither safe nor sane, this is the book for you. Go forth and read it. You won't regret it.
New Releases: June 15-29, 2021
New Releases: June 15-29, 2021
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reading bath haus and reeling bc not only is oliver the dumbest fucking protag you have ever met in your entire life ever, but he is also the QUINTESSENTIAL stupid gay bottom everyone knew in college and had to constantly look out for cuz of his horrendous taste in men, consistently bad decisions, and zero common sense