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Lone Wolf Pack 04.1 - Bonded to His Werewolf Lover

✍ Scribed by Byrne, Anya

Book ID
108914902
Year
2014
Tongue
English
Weight
29 KB
Series
Lone Wolf Pack 4.1
Category
Fiction

No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.

✦ Synopsis

Overview: Anya Byrne is first and foremost a longtime fan of erotic romance. Starting to write her own stories was a natural progression of her devotion for the genre. Years after she put pen to paper in that very first book, she is just as enthusiastic and let’s face it, somewhat obsessive about erotic romance and all that it entails. She is steadfast in the belief that there’s nothing quite as hot as an amazing heroβ€”except more amazing heroes engaged in heroic hot lovin’, and has branched out into the field of self-publishing to convince even more readers of this fact. Hopefully, she will succeed .

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