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    Dirty Money: Billionaire Romance
    Dirty Money: Billionaire Romance
    Dirty Money: Billionaire Romance
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    Dirty Money: Billionaire Romance

    Written by Kathleen Hope

    Narrated by Jodi Hockinson

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    He thrusted, and she wrapped her arms around his torso like she was holding on for dear life. Her fingertips slid along the hard planes of his biceps and stroked his hair, occasionally her nails would make an appearance across his back. Not enough to hurt, but enough to make him thrust into her more desperately at every turn. His arms could barely support his torso in the fever, and he started to hold onto Olivia’s instead. They were so warm, so alive, and the heat between their bodies was just growing. The slide of skin on skin was all the stimulation either one needed.

    They came together, gasping, bodies rocking through the aftershocks of their climax until they simply collapsed in one another’s arms. At first they didn’t move, electing instead to remain...

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAuthor's Republic
    Release dateOct 20, 2016
    ISBN9781518937545
    Dirty Money: Billionaire Romance

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