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1 month ago

MP Book Reviews on Instagram: "Review: Learning to Run by M.A. Innes 4 of 5 stars Bates's boys ask the most interesting questions but he wouldn't have it any other way. They are curious, unique and the centre of his world. Gareth has a growing list of questions but has the best boyfriends who answer them which is always fun especially when some end with tails and playtime. Cashel feels that Gareth's questions have led to his own crisis as a switch but it is to be expected as he is surrounded by crazy people on all sides. Jude is acting strange and Brady is now asking a growing list of his own questions that are the weirdest ever. When a nosy neighbour falls for two curious cuties, it will take some kinky exploration and a bit of hostage negotiations to bring this family together forever. I loved this story as the three men were able to get closer together and work out some of the practicalities of a future where they would live together. I loved that Cashel and Bates were the ones to handle all the practical aspects like cost, location and limitations like scholarship restrictions as Gareth was just their pup who was far too focused on tails and orgasms, It was nice to see that Brady was included as they had looked after him before Jude and so they were still able to care and play with him sometimes. Easy to read, feel and understand. his was an MMM story with mature content including a BSDM-like D/s and puppy play. https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B0CCGVP97G" 0 likes, 0 comments - mp_book_reviews on February 20, 2026: "Review: Learning to Run by M.A. Innes 4 of 5 stars Bates's boys ask the most interesting questions but he wouldn't have it any other way. They are curious, unique and the centre of his world. Gareth has a growing list of questions but has the best boyfriends who answer them which is always fun especially when some end with tails and playtime. Cashel feels that Gareth's questions have led to his own crisis as a switch but it is to be expected as he is surrounded by crazy people on all sides. Jude is acting strange and Brady is now asking a growing list of his own questions that are the weirdest ever. When a nosy neighbour falls for two curious cuties, it will take some kinky exploration and a bit of hostage negotiations to bring this family together forever. I loved this story as the three men were able to get closer together and work out some of the practicalities of a future where they would live together. I loved that Cashel and Bates were the ones to handle all the practical aspects like cost, location and limitations like scholarship restrictions as Gareth was just their pup who was far too focused on tails and orgasms, It was nice to see that Brady was included as they had looked after him before Jude and so they were still able to care and play with him sometimes. Easy to read, feel and understand. his was an MMM story with mature content including a BSDM-like D/s and puppy play. https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B0CCGVP97G".

Review: Learning to Run by M.A. Innes 4 of 5 stars

Bates's boys ask the most interesting questions but he wouldn't have it any other way. They are curious, unique and the centre of his world. Gareth has a growing list of questions… #BookReview #LearningToRun #MaineInnes #LGBTQBooks #RomanceNovels

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TinkyTooky

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1 year ago

Learning to run 5k at 50+ — TinkyTooky Your image of a runner is probably similar to mine - an athletic looking individual gliding along with effortless, long strides. Well, I certainly don’t fall into that bracket. I’m an unfit, overweig...

I’m amazed that of all the blog posts I’ve published, mostly about travel, this one has been read thousands of times. It’s great to think I might have inspired some over 50 non-runners to start their couch to 5k journey 🏃‍♀️ #Couchto5k #learningtorun #running
www.tinkytooky.com/blog/running...

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