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A Love Triangle 2 (2014)

Its time for yoga class! And its time for you to stretch your imagination and your fantasies as you watch this bevy of young beauties stretch their bodies to the limit in stimulating yoga poses! Sensuous Dana DeArmond leads the star studded class flaunting her sexual appetite for both men and women. Yoga energy juices up her amazing co-stars - supple Casey Calvert, sexy Ash Hollywood and the always explosive Maddy OReilly - with Katie St. Ives, Tyler Nixon, Michael Vegas, Danny Mountain and Erik Everhard.
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Its time for yoga class! And its time for you to stretch your imagination and your fantasies as you watch this bevy of young beauties stretch their bodies to the limit in stimulating yoga poses! Sensuous Dana DeArmond leads the star studded class flaunting her sexual appetite for both men and women. Yoga energy juices up her amazing co-stars - supple Casey Calvert, sexy Ash Hollywood and the always explosive Maddy OReilly - with Katie St. Ives, Tyler Nixon, Michael Vegas, Danny Mountain and Erik Everhard.

Rating:NC-17
Genre:Romance
Directed By:James Avalon
Written By:Melissa Monet
In Theaters:6/10/2014
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Runtime:167 minutes
Studio:Sweet Sinner

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