The Conflict of Caroline Delphi 2

By Pauline Orr

[This is PART 2 in the series ”The Conflict of Caroline Delphi”]

Caroline Delphi’s conflict is far from over. Not only is she falling madly in love with the man she was meant to expose but she is also at risk of being discovered. When Duan surprises her by showing a side of himself that no one has had the privilege of seeing, Caroline’s conflict deepens.

How could she betray the man she might be in love with? Would it even matter if he found out the truth about her? Love, lies and unexpected tragedy, are all caught up in the mess that has become of her investigation, but the question still remains: Who is the real criminal after all?

• Language: English
• Publisher: AmorBooks.com
• Release date: Jan 22, 2022
• ISBN: 9781005335533

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The Conflict of Caroline Delphi 2

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Pauline Orr

Copyright 2022 Pauline Orr

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Disclaimer: The material in this book is for mature audiences only and contains graphic sexual content and is intended for those over the age of 18 only.

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There was no easy way about it, Caroline thought. She had to make a decision and fast.

Too wrapped up in her dilemma to feel the warm embrace of another summer morning, Caroline got out of bed. Any hope for a good night’s sleep was lost the moment she closed her eyes and now that she was awake those same plaguing thoughts were ever present. She had to bring herself back down to the grim reality of being discovered, rather than the frivolous possibility of sexual relations with a known criminal.

Regardless of how tempting and exotic such physical gratification appeared, she had to accept that it should be the least of her concern. More important was her cover. It was at risk of being blown. She decided to approach the day with the clinical intelligence of Caroline Delphi, rather than the newly established sexual temptress persona of Diana Dean.

She approached the phone with much less trepidation than she had the night before. Had she gone through with the