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Launch party for *Better Bondage for Every Body* User Submitted

When: Thu., June 22, 7-10 p.m. 2017
Price: Free
Bondage, books, booze, and bites...what more could you want? The much-anticipated groundbreaking bondage book *Better Bondage for Every Body* by Evie Vane will launch with fanfare at the kink hotspot Armory Club. Special guests include Kink.com founder and owner Peter Acworth, bondage models will provide eye candy and demos, and the author will sign copies of the book. Complimentary sweet treats provided. “The best rope/kink resource I’ve seen in years,” enthuses one reviewer. “Phenomenally stunning and beautiful photographs” raves another. And legendary BDSM educator Graydancer says, “This is the book I’ll be gifting all my rope friends for years."

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