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Desire Me More

Tiffany Clare

Publisher: Avon Impulse

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Summary

He was her lover…and her employer. 
From the moment Amelia Grant accepted the position of secretary to Nicholas Riley, London's most notorious businessman, she knew her life would be changed forever. For Nick didn't want just her secretarial skills…he wanted her complete surrender. And she was more than willing to give it to him, spending night after night in delicious sin. As the devastatingly insatiable Nick teaches her the ways of forbidden desire, Amelia begins to dream of a future together… 
But in the light of day, sinister shadows lurk, determined to tear them apart.
Available since: 08/03/2016.

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