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“Ilya." His name came out a raspy whisper. A plea to save her from herself. His head lowered, his silky hair brushing over her skin like caressing fingers. His lips brushed over her neck just below her ear, tongue licking wickedly, teeth scraping, sending her nerve endings into shock. He lifted his head again, his gaze, hot and hungry, colliding with her desperate one. "Kiss me, Joley. Stop running and kiss me.”

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Turbulent Sea

Turbulent Sea is a fictional narrative that takes place amidst the unpredictable and often dangerous sea. The story delves into the lives of characters facing the harsh realities of life at sea, intertwining elements of survival, exploration, and the human spirit's resilience in the face of adversity. more

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Christine Feehan
Christine Feehan

Christine Feehan is a renowned American author known for her romance novels. Her works are characterized by strong emotions, complex characters, and captivating plots. Feehan's writing spans multiple series, including the Dragon Knight Series and the Dark Guardians Series, which have gained her a large fan base. more

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