✍ Scribed by The Boss's Daughter
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If you’re a fan of contemporary erotic romance by Lora Leigh, Sylvia Day, Shayla Black, Melissa Schroeder, Maya Banks, and the Fifty Shades Trilogy, then get ready for the erotic hotwifing series by Jasmine Haynes.
The continuing stories of sexy hotwives and the men who love them!
A woman who loves to play the field, a man who doesn’t share...
Cassandra Montgomery is an independent, free-thinking, career-minded woman. She’s left the L.A. rat race behind and returned to her roots in the San Francisco Bay Area to open a fashion boutique featuring her own designs. She’s not out to find Mr. Perfect; she simply enjoys a variety of men who are Mr. Who-cares-if-he’s-perfect-it’s-just-sex. But then Ward Restin walks in on her...
Hitting on the boss’s daughter is always a bad idea, but after discovering Cassandra in a comprising position, Ward can’t get the woman out of his mind. She’s his complete opposite, an extrovert, a tease, and an exhibitionist. She loves sex. She loves multiple partners. She loves freedom. Ward finds himself drawn into the kinky games she plays, watching her with fascination, wanting her...
Then Ward starts to think of her as his woman, and suddenly he wants more from Cassandra than she’s capable of giving. How long can he keep on sharing her with other men before he can’t take it anymore?
“The Boss’s Daughter” is a contemporary erotic romance of approximately 36,000 words.
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