Christmas Wish

Name: Christmas Wish
Price: 13.99 EUR
Author: Lisa Andrew
ISBN: 9781393682158

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Lisa Andrew

Relay Publishing
Paru le : 14/03/2020

Isabella has vowed her husband has always been a good man. In fact, Evan boasts that no one could ever understand them like each other. But when world... > Lire la suite

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Isabella has vowed her husband has always been a good man. In fact, Evan boasts that no one could ever understand them like each other. But when world renowned British actor and gentleman William Wright arrives as the prince to rescue her and seize his chance to pull Isabella from Evan's tight grasp, her perception is altered. A conformed mind is in turmoil as Isabella must make a choice between her savior, and her foe. This year, allow Christmas to take you on a ride into the dark twisted mind of Lisa Andrew, as she presents a new erotic thriller with an ending you wouldn't see coming.

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Date de parution : 14/03/2020
Editeur : Relay Publishing
ISBN : 978-1-393-68215-8
EAN : 9781393682158
Format : ePub

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Biographie de Lisa Andrew

Lisa is a four-time bestselling erotica author of the erotic short stories: Kink or Kill: Halloween Erotica Wicked Smaht Used: The Erotic Short Story I Hate You I Want You She prides herself on her erotic thriller novel, Michael James, which addresses fictional ideas regarding sexism, feminism, and the wealthy and corrupt. She began her exploration into writing with her own independent successful fan fiction website, hitting one million followers in just two years.
Deciding to create her own characters, she's been publishing her kinky words for three years to date. Her stories are psychological with a twist of kink. She uses vivid and detailed descriptions, discusses controversial topics, and uses proper BDSM protocol. "Art should comfort the disturbed, and disturb the comforted." - Cesar A. Cruz