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    Saved by Daddy's Best Friend: Daddy's Girl, #11
    Saved by Daddy's Best Friend: Daddy's Girl, #11
    Saved by Daddy's Best Friend: Daddy's Girl, #11
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    Saved by Daddy's Best Friend: Daddy's Girl, #11

    By Scarlett Sinn

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    An innocent, freshly eighteen-year-old and her hometown priest who grew up with her daddy...

    Father Porter
    I can feel the Devil's presence around her.
    But if there's anything or anyone worth going to Hell for, it's Corrallie…

    Corrallie
    I can't focus on anything, but him.
    He doesn't fit the typical image most people would think of when they think of a priest. He's got a burly dark beard, strong features, dark eyes, and extremely muscular.
    He doesn't look like a man of God.
    He looks like a man of The Devil.
    Father Porter is sexy as sin and I want him...

    Consider yourself warned. This short story is so hot you'll need to keep an ice cold glass of water ready to cool you down while reading it.  After reading this, you'll be screaming for more from Scarlett Sinn. So, go ahead and give in to your naughty craving. I won't judge. ;) 
     
     

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherScarlett Sinn
    Release dateMay 11, 2019
    ISBN9781393144922
    Saved by Daddy's Best Friend: Daddy's Girl, #11

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      Saved by Daddy's Best Friend - Scarlett Sinn

      SAVED BY DADDY’S BEST FRIEND

      Corrallie

      My daddy grew up with Father Porter and they’ve always been the best of friends. But every time we’re in church my attention is glued to him.

      Not because of the church service he holds, but because he makes me feel things I’ve never felt before. Just being in Father Porter’s presence sends butterflies swarming around my belly and makes my knees grow weak.

      I can’t focus on anything, but him.

      He doesn’t fit the typical image most people would think of when they think of a priest. He’s got a burly dark beard, strong features, dark eyes, and extremely muscular.

      He doesn’t look like a man of God.

      He looks like a man of The Devil.

      Father Porter is sexy as sin and I want him...

      When Father Porter greets Daddy and me, I catch his eyes flitting between my eyes and up and down my body.

      He did it subtly, but I still caught it.

      And that simple gesture sent dirty thoughts about us running rampant in my mind.

      ***

      After the Sunday service I told my daddy I would walk home afterward since we live right down the road. He didn’t question it because he knows I like to

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