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    The Men of Whiskey Mountain Series

    Written by Frankie Love

    Narrated by Jameson Adams and Kelsey Navarro

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    About this series

    I've been on Whiskey Mountain for years, refusing to live off my family's fortune.
    I can take care of myself like a real ass man by flying sea planes, delivering illegal cargo, and keeping my profile low.
    Then Jemma knocks on my door.
    And my world changes.
    Everyone thinks she's dead.
    But by the way she moves ... Hell, she is very much alive.
    And she needs a man who can protect her, a man she can trust.
    She thinks I'm a good guy.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherInsatiable Press Audio
    Release dateMar 28, 2024
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    Frankie Love

    Frankie Love writes filthy-sweet stories about bad boys and mountain men. As a thirty-something mom who is ridiculously in love with her own bearded hottie, she believes in love-at-first-sight and happily-ever-afters. She also believes in the power of a quickie. Get ready to fall in love … you deserve it! **Frankie also writes under the name Charlie Hart!

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