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    Alice: Slave's Final Revenge (Alice BDSM Book 5)
    Alice: Slave's Final Revenge (Alice BDSM Book 5)
    Alice: Slave's Final Revenge (Alice BDSM Book 5)
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    Alice: Slave's Final Revenge (Alice BDSM Book 5)

    By Aphrodite Hunt

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    Now armed with Gabriel’s blessing and money, Alice Devlin must travel to Scotland to put Part One of her plan in motion. Her mission: to destroy her father and bring him to his knees for making her a slave.

    But to achieve that, she needs the help of Christopher McArthur, a kilt-wearing Scotsman with seven handsome and very virile sons. And they all have a game of ‘Hunt the Fox’ in mind with Alice as the sexy, helpless prey.

    Will Alice succeed in outmatching them? Or must she go to Tokyo for one final denouement to bring down her father?

    This 15000 word BDSM novelette is the fifth and final volume of the ‘Alice BDSM’ series. Alice Devlin is a standout Machiavellian character from ‘The Initiation 2’ and ‘The Initiation 3’ series which have sold well over 215,000 copies.

    Books in this series:
    ALICE: OPENING MY LEGS AT YOUR WEDDING
    ALICE: SLAVE AT THE FARM
    ALICE: SLAVE AT THE MARKETPLACE
    ALICE: SLAVE AT THE CASTLE
    ALICE: SLAVE’S FINAL REVENGE

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAphrodite Hunt
    Release dateSep 3, 2014
    ISBN9781311699237
    Alice: Slave's Final Revenge (Alice BDSM Book 5)
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    Aphrodite Hunt

    Aphrodite Hunt writes smut and can be frequently seen carressing herself under her skirt as she types with one hand on her computer. Sign up for her newsletter to receive two free books: http://eepurl.com/Aqujn

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