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SEX & SALAD

Dear readers: I would like to pass this link on to all of you who have been loyally following me for over one and a half years.
About ten days ago, the English edition of my e- book SEX & SALAD by NIKA LEANDRA was finally published on Amazon.com.
Please, support me by downloading, reading and recommending it to family and friends! Thank YOU!

I will be back next week with another post. In the meantime, enjoy my book!

SEX & SALADwww.amazon.comFour naïve students dive into the dark world of prostitution.Four best friends start a new chapter in their lives and move to a new city to go to university, work and live there.Due to the growing frustration of poorly- paid student jobs, the grotesque idea is born to quickly turn things aro...

Last but not least, please visit my new pages on Facebook, SEX & SALAD and NIKA LEANDRA where you can leave your comments, reviews, questions, etc. and even become a member by liking it.

Regards,

M.M.

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