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    To the Edge
    To the Edge
    To the Edge
    Audiobook12 hours

    To the Edge

    Written by Anna del Mar

    Narrated by Summer Morton and Jeremy York

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    About this audiobook

    To learn about kink, she had to learn the ropes. Yet she never expected to be so compromised she'd need rescuing. And by him. The first man she'd ever loved. The former navy SEAL who'd broken her heart.

    Clara's gone wild.

    Naked. Cuffed. Caged. Is this the sweet senator’s daughter I left behind?

    I didn't know it was her when I rushed into that room filled with flames, but I'll never let her go again.

    She’s proposed a unique way to thank me. It could bring us both to the edge of ecstasy—or to the point of no return.

    Clara wants to submit. To me. Totally. Damn any limits. The very thought of it has brought me back from the dead. 

    But a stranger is watching from the shadows. He’s made us his fantasy. And he plays rougher than I do. Where he’s taking us now is somewhere so dark, and so dangerous, that this time it could be inescapable.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarlequin Audio
    Release dateNov 14, 2016
    ISBN9781488202322
    To the Edge
    Author

    Anna del Mar

    Anna del Mar writes hot romances that soothe the soul, challenge the mind, and satisfy the heart. Her stories are about strong heroines struggling to find their place in the world and the brave, sexy, kickass, military heroes who defy their limits to protect the women they love. A Georgetown University graduate who met most of her real-life heroes during her stint as a Navy wife, Anna lives in Florida with her indulgent husband and a pair of very opinionated cats. www.annadelmar.com.

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