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Sex, Drugs, and Secrets

By: Francis Ashe
Narrated by: Scarlet Lips
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Publisher's Summary

Erotic

Mild-mannered secretary Marietta Lawson thought her life as a corporate spy was over. She hoped it was. But, when her increasingly paranoid boss uncovers a conspiracy meant to destroy Redding PharmaCo, she is called to action one last time.

Action

Will she be able to uncover the mystery behind Damon Kelly, the man her boss is convinced will bring the company to its knees? Or will a man she's never met save Mari from a life of service to a corrupt billionaire?

Espionage

Warning: This 18,000+ word erotic romance novella features desperate situations, paranoid delusions, dark shadows, a mysterious conspiracy, an unbelievable twist, explicit sexual situations, bondage, dominance, blindfolding, and the loss of control.
©2012 Francis Ashe (P)2012 Francis Ashe
  • Unabridged Audiobook
  • Categories: Erotica
Literature & Fiction Contemporary
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