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Last Chance Series, Book One
by A.L. Long
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Pub Date Apr 09 2019 | Archive Date Apr 12 2019
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Description
Erotic Romance, Romantic Suspense
The last memory that Alannah ‘Lanie’ Jackson has of her father is the day he went away. Hidden away in an attic from the rest of the world, the only thing that Alannah ‘Lanie’ Jackson can hold on to is the memory of her father and the hope that one day he will come for her. Every day that passes, the memory of her childhood disappears and she learns that her only purpose now is to please. Trained to act a certain way, the day comes when she can finally be free. She only hopes that the man who purchases her will be kinder than her current master.
Available Editions
| ISBN | 9780737960000 |
| PRICE | $0.99 (USD) |
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Featured Reviews
Mariola S, Librarian
This review will be quick here because...
The book was short.
It was a quick read.
It was very steamy, hot romance book.
It was new author for me, but I really enjoyed the book.
Easy flawless reading.
Recommended!
Devon B, Reviewer
Quick read. This was My first book by A L Long. Good story line interesting characters .
I’ll check out her other books too
Mila D, Reviewer
Short but sweet...though the storyline is not very convincing, the writing is good and the two main characters are adorable.
Tammy S, Reviewer
This is a fast-paced dark read. Lanie has been hidden away in the attic from the rest of the world but now she is ready to be sold to a new master. Roman purchases her and is a kind master, will he be a kind one? This was a good read for me, I just wish it had been longer, it had so much more potential.
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