β Scribed by King, Britney
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"Widower Tom Anderson is a savant with more affinity for numbers than people. Problem is, one is a lonely number. Thankfully, he solved for X by finding the perfect woman. It wasn't easy. Tom is very specific. He has to be. Having checked 'find trophy wife' off his list, life was moving along swimmingly. Until that perfect woman let it slip--she has a past. One she kept hidden, almost perfectly. Sure, she lied--she fudged the numbers. Most women do. Now, Tom has buyers' remorse and according to cult rules only two options: get rid of her--or single-handedly erase her past. She's a liar. But she does keep house well. And she makes a mean lasagna. Decisions, decisions."--Author's website.
Cults -- Fiction
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