Menage: Dirty for The Lions - A Shifter Menage: Lion Shifter Menage Romance

By Cynthia Mendoza

How would it feel to get dominated by two lions?  Would you enjoy it?

When Josephine L’amour is offered the chance to visit a Tanzanian big cat preserve to assist with their new tracking program, she can't resist. The head of the big cat exhibitions at the National Zoo, Jo has been a big cat lover since she could talk. So, packing her bags and hopping on a plane, Jo heads off to make her dreams come true.

When Jo gets to the sanctuary however, things don't quite go to plan. One of the workers there gets her attention with the legend of the Simbamtu, the lion shifting man, only soon enough Jo finds out that Simbamtu is not just a legend. Simbamtu is real and the Tanzanian reserve is not quite what it promised to be at all. Will Jo compromise her integrity to keep a job of a lifetime? Or will she choose to side with the least likely of allies?

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• Language: English
• Publisher: Cynthia Mendoza
• Release date: Feb 11, 2017
• ISBN: 9781386027584

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Menage:

Dirty for The lions

A Shifter Romance

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Table of Contents

Title Page

Chapter 1

Chapter 2

Chapter 3

Chapter 4

Chapter 5

Chapter 6

Chapter 7

Chapter 8

Chapter 9

Chapter 10

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Chapter 1

Josephine L’amour preferred that people call her Jo. Much to her Parisian parents dismay, she had never been much for flourishes and frills. Her parents blamed it on her American upbringing, Jo blamed it on their being old fashioned. They butted heads frequently. Fortunately for Jo, she had her own apartment now. Of course, it wasn't far from her parent’s two story town home and it sat just a quick car ride away from the National Zoo where Jo worked. As their only child, Mr. And Mrs. L’amour had no intentions of letting Jo pursue an adult life without taking them along for the ride. This was a fact that Jo had grown tired of before she turned eighteen and one that, now she was twenty-five, she found almost completely unbearable.

Josephine, are you coming to eat with your papa and I tonight? I got a nice piece of salmon, I know it's your favorite. Josephine’s mother’s thickly accented words made her cringe.

Mama, I told you that I had to work late tonight. I just won't be finished in time for dinner, I'm sorry. Jo said,