β Scribed by Stevenson, Jennifer
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
A live-in sex demon sure keeps a girl up at night. But for Jewel, a fraud cop leery of commitment, Randy could be too much of a good thing. Then hinky cases and kinky cases dovetail as Jewel and her hot partner Clay investigate an office orgy, a lockerful of pin-up ghosts, and an erotic film studio...and Randy goes undercover. Now she's got two hotties and a hard decision: if Jewel is the luckiest girl in Chicago, how come she's sleeping alone so much?
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