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Virgin Territory, Book 2

By: Pippa Minx
Narrated by: Jo-Ann E. Hess
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Shay Montgomery plays with fire in the next installment of Virgin Territory. Her virginity is still intact - but her heart is in danger of being lost forever. The guy? Hot and steamy Tristan. He tried to recruit her for an exclusive club that pairs billionaires with virgins, but he failed. Instead, he got recruited into Shay's bed! Just for cuddling. For now, Shay must stay a virgin, because she wants to destroy Virgin Territory from the inside. Once she becomes one of their girls, she'll set her sights on the company's Queen Diva - Raven Rutledge, who is holding something over Tristan's head. Shay plans to set him free. Of course, she'll have to play the Virgin Territory game and mingle with amorous billionaires. Watch out when she gets an insane - and tempting - offer. No one's heart is safe when Shay's plan unravels.

©2016 Pippa Minx (P)2016 Pippa Minx
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