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    The Lie
    The Lie
    The Lie
    Audiobook7 hours

    The Lie

    Written by Natalie Wrye

    Narrated by Patrick Zeller and Lila Winters

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    About this audiobook

    Seven years ago, Andrew walked away from a billion-dollar inheritance, but now he has a chance to reclaim it—if he can find a fake fiancée to satisfy his family’s demands
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDreamscape Media
    Release dateJun 3, 2021
    ISBN9781666532302
    The Lie
    Author

    Natalie Wrye

    Natalie Wrye writes sexy, suspenseful stories about hard-bodied, take-charge heroes, the strong-willed women who crave them, and HEAs worth rooting for. A notebook hoarder whose books have been featured on USA Today's HEA and PopSugar, she enjoys reading, drinking tequila, watching Netflix reruns, and yelling at college basketball games on TV. For more information, visit NatalieWrye.com.

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