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Angel Lawson
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2019
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English
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The Wayward Sons: (Book 3) Starlee's Home
β Scribed by Lawson, Angel
- Book ID
- 110505522
- Year
- 2019
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 91 KB
- Series
- The Wayward Sons 3
- Category
- Fiction
- ASIN
- B07M6JBYBQ
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β¦ Synopsis
Starlee ran back to Lee Vines for a taste of freedom. She found that, family and love. But an innocent night away brings unwanted attention to Sierraβs foster home and Starlee plays an unwilling part in sending George and Charlie back to their once abusive father. Not only that Sierra forces her to stay away from Dexter and Jake . To get through this hard spot they come up with a plan; follow the rules, donβt get caught, and maybe everything will be okay. Except things arenβt okay except when theyβre together and no matter how much they try, itβs impossible to stay away from the Wayward Sons. Part three in this heartbreaking reverse harem trilogy about building the family you want, not the one youβre born into.
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