Stepbrother: My Burning Desire (Steamy Step Taboo Romance)

By Ruby Nicks
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She can't stop. She can't walk away. She can't hold back any longer.When Grace's house unexpectedly burns down, the insurance company puts them up in a crummy hotel until more suitable accommodation can be found.Far too late to negotiate an alternative, it means sharing a box room with her stepbrother James, in which they've neglected to provide separate beds.James begins the night on the floor, b...

File Size: 2630 KB
Print Length: 18 pages
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Publication Date: February 18, 2015
Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC
Language: English
ASIN: B00TRT92G8
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reviews: Not what I thought the book was going to be about. I found it kind of disturbing. I didn't read it entirely. Skimmed it. It was a short story. No more than a 30 min read.This is not your typical parents remarry and now you have a new hot stepbrother ...

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