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The Fox

Isabelle Drake

Editorial: Totally Bound

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Sinopsis

The Classics Exposed…   
A young man returns from war to find two women living on the isolated farm he'd called home. Needing to dominate, he sets out to put his life in order.   
The bitter, dark night a rugged man appears on their doorstep, everything about the quiet life of Ellen March and Jill Banford changes. The presence of the powerful, brooding man complicates the simple daily existence of their lives on their struggling chicken farm.   
Henry Grenfel, a young soldier recently returned from war, is determined to possess the stronger, more forceful of the two women—Ellen. His need to possess her knows no limits and he uses every opportunity he finds to pressure her into breaking her ties with her best friend, Jill. Jill's dislike for Henry turns into pure hatred when she realises he'll stop at nothing to take Ellen from her.   
As the tension among the three of them builds, Henry coerces Ellen into submission, forcing her to recognise her own need for the sexual release only he can provide. After Ellen accepts the inevitability of his dominance and agrees to his marriage proposal, the resentment brewing within the love triangle takes an even darker turn.   
Reader Advisory: This book contains some scenes of violence.   
You only pay for the words our authors have added—not for the original content
Disponible desde: 07/06/2013.

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