• Deep In The Woods - Episode 16 (Full Audiobook Feature) - By NYT Bestselling Author Annabel Joseph

  • Apr 3 2024
  • Length: 33 mins
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Deep In The Woods - Episode 16 (Full Audiobook Feature) - By NYT Bestselling Author Annabel Joseph

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  • Episode - 16

    Deep in the Woods Fortune Series – Book 1

    New York Times Bestselling Romance Author Annabel Joseph

    Read By Donovan Kane

    Sophie finally finds the courage to reenter the Atlanta BDSM scene after extricating herself from an abusive relationship. At a local munch, she meets Dave, a funny, laid-back erotic photographer. When she sees him again later at a dungeon, Sophie is surprised by her strong attraction, and nervous about starting a new relationship, but Dave eases her fears. They embark on a sexy, thrilling D/s relationship and Sophie finds healing and fulfillment in Dave’s arms.

    But Sophie is still haunted by nightmares of her past. On a dark night in the woods with Dave and his friend Ryan, frightening memories overtake her. She knows that in order to move on, she must uncover the tragedy that haunts her subconscious.

    Sophie’s quest for answers brings her face-to-face with her previous tormentor. She finds herself once more in the deep woods, not only fighting for answers…but also for her life.

    Reader Advisory: Contains m/f/m ménage scenes and brief but graphic violence.
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