NakedSword Releases Season Finale of 'Stalker'

SAN FRANCISCO — NakedSword Originals releases the season finale of its mini-series “Stalker” featuring BelAmi performer Brady Jensen.

In the 4th and final episode, called The Face Off, Jensen finally comes face-to-face with his stalker. Since moving to San Francisco for a modeling job he’s been tormented by ominous phone calls and taunting notes from a stranger.

In the finale, the stranger reveals himself as someone from Brady's past but it's not a happy reunion. It turns out his Stalker is jilted ex-lover, Ty Roderick, who has broken into his apartment where he waits for Brady to get home to reveal himself.

 “The Stalker mini-series has exceeded our expectations in terms of audience reaction and the finale will seal the deal for people,” NakedSword CEO Tim Valenti said. “NakedSword Originals has in a very short time carved out our own niche by creating high quality concept porn with compelling story lines that we will continue to roll out week after week on the all-new NakedSword.”

The finale and all episodes from “Stalker” are live now on the all-new NakedSword.

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