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The Tigers Shared Mate
- Narrated by: Kalinda Little
- Length: 6 hrs and 45 mins
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The Tigers Shared Mate
Narrated by:
Kalinda Little
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Publisher's Summary
After witnessing a murder, Lydia was terrified and the men who had just caused the carnage were now coming after her.
These men were Jareth and Carter, shapeshifting tigers who were out on a revenge mission.
Having got what they came for, they were ready to call it a night but now they had one more loose end to tie up.
Her.
However, instead of executing her on the spot, they took her home with them and it soon became extremely apparent that the tigers might have other more interesting plans for curvy Lydia.
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