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- Author: Kaveri Bhar
- Publisher: Blue Rose Publisher
- ISBN-10: 9389888557
- ISBN-13: 9789389888553
- Format: 12.7 x 20.3 x 1.4 cm, softcover
- Language: English
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When a techie goes for joining in her third job, she meets Craig who is attractive and autocratic. She dares not fall for him, of course when she is legally bound to her husband. She pushes off his charming and secretive personality, but finds that he wants her above anybody in this world. Even the thought of his first born child didn't cringe him for a split second and he falls in love with this beautiful irresistible lady. Kristina doesn't want him because she loves Smith too much. She hesitates but she couldn't step aside from the affectionate and passionate physical affair that she and Smith never had. Intimidating and arousing, the Gamed trilogy is a story of a common woman who wasn't common in infinite ways.
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- Author: Kaveri Bhar
- Publisher: Blue Rose Publisher
- ISBN-10: 9389888557
- ISBN-13: 9789389888553
- Format: 12.7 x 20.3 x 1.4 cm, softcover
- Language: English English
When a techie goes for joining in her third job, she meets Craig who is attractive and autocratic. She dares not fall for him, of course when she is legally bound to her husband. She pushes off his charming and secretive personality, but finds that he wants her above anybody in this world. Even the thought of his first born child didn't cringe him for a split second and he falls in love with this beautiful irresistible lady. Kristina doesn't want him because she loves Smith too much. She hesitates but she couldn't step aside from the affectionate and passionate physical affair that she and Smith never had. Intimidating and arousing, the Gamed trilogy is a story of a common woman who wasn't common in infinite ways.
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