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Cover of Kory: A Rosen Brother's Novel (The Rosen Brother's Series Book 3)

Kory: A Rosen Brother's Novel (The Rosen Brother's Series Book 3)

✍ Scribed by Bartley, Regina

Book ID
108796418
Publisher
UNKNOWN
Year
2014
Tongue
English
Weight
1 MB
Series
Rosen Brother’s Series Book 3
Category
Fiction
ASIN
B00N87JOP4

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✦ Synopsis

Kory Rosen has always known that he was different. That he wasn’t the straight laced, responsible business man, like his brother Klay. He was the REBEL. The tattoo artist with a bad reputation. The man that would search for trouble if it didn’t find him first. He’d never experienced a broken heart before. He’d always been the one breaking girl’s hearts. Until now… Kory has to learn to cope, and stop being the constant play-boy that spends his nights in a drunken stuper, and stop replacing one woman with random one-night stands. It’s unhealthy, and it’s not working. Real love is what he needs, or a good ass kicking. Either way he has to stop, or he’ll lose it all; his business, his friends, and the one girl that just may be able to mend his broken heart.

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