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Pretty in Orange: A Reverse Harem Prison Romance

Scorchwood Supernatural Penitentiary, Book 2

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Pretty in Orange: A Reverse Harem Prison Romance

By: JB Trepagnier
Narrated by: Portia Kay Winters
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What the fae?

I’ve made a to-do list in prison:

  1. Get my missing memories back and find out precisely what Magnus Rathmore did to me.
  2. Kill Magnus Rathmore.
  3. Break out of Scorchwood Supernatural Penitentiary.
  4. Find out what the fae are up to and bring those bitches down.
  5. Kill anyone who stops me from completing my list.

I’ve made allies in prison. I know the truth about my fire dragon Fergus. All of us have been wronged in whatever this plot was that they’ve framed me for. I haven’t forgiven Rathmore for what he did to Roman.

My kill list is growing, but luckily, I’ve made friends with a few psychos in prison. I’ve got a wolf, a demon, a vampire, and Fergus perfectly happy to help me complete my list and kill anyone who gets in my way.

Don’t frame a psycho and then kidnap him in prison. Psychos tend to react badly to that. It’s time to teach a few people some lessons.

©2020 JB Trepagnier (P)2020 JB Trepagnier
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