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Almost Ravaged

Men of Evercrisp Orchard, Book 1

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Almost Ravaged

By: Abby Millsaps
Narrated by: Amy Hall, Lee Samuels, Devon Ryder
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They say you never forget your first love.

What they don't say is how hard it is to move on when he happens to be the trifecta: a brooding hockey player, your brother's best friend, and the keeper of your darkest secret.

I spent three years trying to get over Tytus Tremblay, only to slingshot right back into his orbit when we're reunited at Holt University.

But Tytus isn't the only man on my radar anymore.

I have a new enemy in the form of Mercer Eden, an arrogant, condescending professor almost twice my age who happens to be my boss. Then there's his sweet, bashful best friend, Noah Henry, the owner of Evercrisp Orchard.

The pleasure Mercer and Noah offer me—individually, and together—is the primal distraction I live for. It just might be what I need to finally forget my first love and move on with my life.

But then Tytus makes a life-altering choice that affects us all, and one thing becomes abundantly clear: he never plans to let me go.

Prepare to be swept away by Almost Ravaged, the first book in an all new dark, why-choose, college hockey trilogy from bestselling author Abby Millsaps.

Contains mature content. A complete list of content warnings can be found on the author's website.

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