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    The Triumvirate's Consort
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    The Triumvirate's Consort

    By Shannon Peters

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    About this ebook

    Can three warriors convince an uninterested and unwilling betrothed to accept their bond and help lead an alien race?

    Evie Flint is feeling underappreciated in her professional life, and just a tad lonely in her personal life - but getting kidnapped by three gorgeous alien hunks who claim she's their missing betrothed is not the solution she was looking for.

    Dane, Taz and Cort are surprised by their resistant consort and employ all their powers of persuasion in order to convince their woman to take them as partners. Evie has to decide—can she take them all?

    Reader Advisory: This book contains ménage or more sex, including—but not limited to M/M/M and F/F/F, M/F/MM and any other combination you can think of.

    Publisher's Note: This story has been previously released as part of the All Together Now anthology by Totally Bound Publishing.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTotally Bound Publishing
    Release dateJun 11, 2012
    ISBN9781781840160
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