β Scribed by TL Reeve; Michele Ryan
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In a most entertaining story line, Chris Bellows reveals the wickedness of the Dominant female in a tale of duplicity and intrigue as women of power ensnare unwitting males in traps mandating sacrifice ... of money ... of male pride ... of all self esteem.β¬Robert Warren, transformed to Renee, becomes an agent for a brazen unscrupulous extortionist, boldly extracting funds from the criminally wealthy. But the traps are many, and readers will be entertained as the superior female both reigns and outwits, the hapless protagonist Renee being doubly duped.;Title Page; Part One; Part Two; Part Three; "I can't be seen like that!" I whisper.; Part Four; Epilogue; Comments, criticisms and feedback are welcomed. [email protected]; About the Author.
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