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Sweet Possession

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Sweet Possession

By: Harmony West
Narrated by: Savannah Thomas, Benjamin Sands
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Summary
A dark orm-com about a man who accidentally kidnaps the wrong woman—kickstarting a sensual game of cat-and-mouse.

After Killian accidentally abducts the wrong woman, he’s shocked when she proposes a cat-and-mouse game of captor-captive. They will take turns abducting and holding each other hostage, and if the hostage can’t escape . . . well, then they’ll tempt their captor into letting them go.

With a safe word and silk rope in hand, Hazel embarks on a fun, sensual game with Killian that will inevitably end when she leaves in three months after her best friend’s wedding. Hazel loves her nomadic, independent lifestyle and refuses to be tied down, even if it means she doesn’t get to spend the rest of her nights with the enormous, dreamy man who doesn’t flee at the first mention of her crazy proposal.

But neither Killian nor Hazel is a particularly successful kidnapper. Nor are they doing a great job of keeping their game a secret, and local law enforcement doesn’t exactly approve of their hijinks.

Worse, as the clock starts to tick down on their time together, Killian isn’t sure he’s ready for the game to end.
Dark Humour Literature & Fiction Romantic Comedy
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