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Sapphire

Ruby Harper

Publisher: Ruby Harper

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Summary

My husband likes to play with stories.  
He likes to talk me through some idea he’s had about me being with someone else.  
He tells the story. I play. He watches.  
His imagination takes me to places I never dreamed of before I met him.  
Only this year, we decided to move things up a little. To see what happens when someone else creates the stories. To experience how it feels when they’re not just stories any more.  
He gave me permission to play with someone else.  
One condition.  
Whatever happens. Whoever I’m with. I tell him everything. 
Look in on Chester and Amanda as they begin an adventure that many couples dream of but few have the courage to live out.  
Told from both points of view, Sapphire is a steamy story with love at its heart and more heat than most relationships could take.  
Sapphire can be read and enjoyed as a standalone; there’s no cliffhanger, although there is a brief glimpse of what might happen later.  
Hotness in abundance. Definitely an adult read.
Available since: 08/29/2016.

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