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Sisters in Slavery

By: Charles Graham
Narrated by: William Reid
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Publisher's Summary

Maxine Osborne discovers a massive fraud being perpetrated in her company and takes her findings to CEO Andrew Morrison. She’s unaware that Morrison and his fellow directors, Carlo Crespi and Dawnelle O’Keefe, are the authors of the fraud, and that they’re in league with the Japanese owner of the company, Ozeki Shimatsu.

It’s clear to the Directors that Maxine cannot be allowed to reveal what she knows, and desperate action must be taken. In a meeting to discuss her findings, she’s seized, handcuffed, gagged and stripped of her clothes. Her only chance for escape is her twin sister, Melissa, waiting in the car outside.

But when Melissa is tricked into entering the building, she’s also captured, bound, and brought before the directors. All hope appears lost, as the pair are transported to the far side of the world, where they will become sex-slaves on Shimatsu’s private island.

©2011 Pink Flamingo Publications (P)2013 Mars Audio Books
  • Unabridged Audiobook
  • Categories: Erotica

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