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“I… What are you doing " Mircea had run a hand through his waterfall of hair and now he was sliding those beautifully shaped hands down his chest to glide over his nipples. His torso was hairless and perfectly sculpted with toned muscles and a long waist. He followed the lines of his flat stomach to the low-slung border of his only remaining garment. His fingers lingered there sliding along that insubstantial barrier teasingly drawing my eyes to the line of dark hair that started below his navel and disappeared beneath the black silk. It was startling against the pale perfection of his skin and except for the faint pink of his nipples gave the only color to his upper body. "Doing dulceaţă " he asked innocently. "I am trying my best to seduce you.”

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Book:Touch the Dark
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Touch the Dark

In 'Touch the Dark,' readers are drawn into a world where the line between the ordinary and the extraordinary blurs. The story follows a protagonist who confronts the unknown, uncovering secrets that challenge their understanding of reality and the world around them. more

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Karen Chance
Karen Chance

Karen Chance is an American novelist known for her fantasy novels. Her works blend elements of magic, adventure, and romance, enjoying great popularity among readers. more

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