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Shannon

✍ Scribed by Azod, Shara; Malori, Reana; Kassanna; Karland, Marteeka

Book ID: 108876045
Publisher: Shara Azod, LLC
Tongue: English
Weight: 46 KB
Series: Irish Sugar
Category: Fiction

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✦ Synopsis

I make the rules now. Gone are the ravaged days of street living and fighting to survive. Now I fight, bare knuckled for the fun of it. Paddy O�Shea, my father thought he�d toughen me up.

Make me ready to fight his battles, or worse, fight my brothers.

Wrong �He�s the bastard we all fight against.

Nothing or no one gets in my way�ever. Until she walked through my door�and blew my fucking world upside down. Now I�m fighting again, only this time it�s not with my fists, but with a heart I want to own and a soul I want to merge with.

She doesn�t know it yet, but nobody walks away from an O�Shea.

Yeah, this is one battle I can�t lose

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