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Road Queen 7 poster

Road Queen 7 (2008)

You never know what you are going to encounter when you hit the wide open road. This road queen is looking for a few good women to ease her road worn and weary soul. Watch as these beautiful and curvy ladies come across one another and get together and make sweet and tender love. Starring Deauxma, Dana DeArmond, Autum Moon and their sexy girlfriends, this feature film is packed full of beautiful lesbians making sweet love to each other.
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You never know what you are going to encounter when you hit the wide open road. This road queen is looking for a few good women to ease her road worn and weary soul. Watch as these beautiful and curvy ladies come across one another and get together and make sweet and tender love. Starring Deauxma, Dana DeArmond, Autum Moon and their sexy girlfriends, this feature film is packed full of beautiful lesbians making sweet love to each other.

Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:9/28/2008
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Runtime:178 minutes
Studio:Girlfriends Films

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