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    A Burglar In Malay
    A Burglar In Malay
    A Burglar In Malay
    Audiobook59 minutes

    A Burglar In Malay

    Written by Kurt Dysan

    Narrated by David Butler

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    A hot ring, and a hotter criminal

    When Jay tracks down Stacey in a small Malaysian resort town, he learns that she has the sapphire ring he came to find. She also has a sexy body and a willingness to use it to convince him to become an accessory to her plan to rob a merchant's house. The ring, sex and curiosity lure Jay into exploring the possibilities with the Malaysian whore as his only backup if things go wrong.

    Grab this steamy story of lust and greed in SE Asia!
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherEar Candy Audiobooks
    Release dateMay 22, 2020
    ISBN9781662201707
    Author

    Kurt Dysan

    Kurt Dysan gets to the existential heart of human motivation, probing the emotional triggers that drive people from the beaten path and exploring the consequences of actions many of us think about but never actually take. Kurt writes and travels the world, especially lurking about Asia, keeping a much lower profile than his characters. You won't find him on Facebook or Twitter.

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