Things Get A Bit Kinky In Ladykiller In A Bind’s Teaser Demo

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Christine Love has released a five minute teaser demo for her upcoming erotic visual novel Ladykiller in a Bind. You can download it right here.

 

Ladykiller in a Bind has you playing as a woman who is forced to cross-dress as her twin brother. She then finds herself trapped on a cruise trip for seven days with her brother’s classmates and enemies. She is then made to play a “game of high stakes social manipulation.”

 

You can find out more about the characters you’ll meet in the visual novel on its official website.


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