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    King: Impossible, Book 7
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    King: Impossible, Book 7

    Written by Julia Sykes

    Narrated by Scarlett Day and Jason Winters

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    The seventh book in the USA Today bestselling Impossible Series- Can be read as a standalone. My father gave me to him as a bargaining chip, as though I was nothing more than flesh to be traded. I hate him for that, and I hate the man who took me: Javier Santiago, a member of the violent Latin Kings. Even though I don’t want to belong to him, he is fiercely possessive of me. And when his ownership is threatened, his enemies aren’t the only ones to suffer. He says my freedom is the price for my safety. I think he just wants to keep me all for himself.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherInsatiable Press Audio
    Release dateFeb 6, 2017
    ISBN9781624613913
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    King: Impossible, Book 7
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    Julia Sykes

    Julia Sykes is a USA Today bestselling author of edgy, emotional romance. When she's not writing, she's usually reading. Other than reading, her obsessions include iced coffee, unicorns, charcuterie, aged Manchego cheese (or any cheese, really), fancy dresses, and Roman empresses. An American expat, Julia now lives in her adopted, beloved home of York, England. Most days, you can find her wandering the cobbled streets and daydreaming about her next novel. Find out more about Julia's current and future projects at julia-sykes.com.

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