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    Bought For The Highest Price
    Bought For The Highest Price
    Bought For The Highest Price
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    Bought For The Highest Price

    By Julie Piper

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    My murderous boss gives me a choice: sell myself or lose my job. And since washing dishes in his upscale restaurant is the only source of income, what choice has a homeless girl like me? I don't want to end up on the street again. So, I swallow my pride and agree to be auctioned to some rich scumbag.

     

    Just. This. One. Time.

     

    But when that (hand)some rich scumbag opens the door to his hotel room full of FBI agents, my life is about to be changed forever.

     

    It turns out, I hold a very important piece of information and soon, I find myself in a safehouse with my gorgeous rescuer, babysat by his equally-handsome FBI buddy. And the longer we spend together the more we realize there's something deeper connecting us.

     

    This story is a standalone ménage romance. No cheating and no cliffhanger. HEA guaranteed.

     
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJulie Piper
    Release dateNov 30, 2022
    ISBN9798215169438
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