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    Rules of Engagement (The Duquesnes, Book 2)

    By Ann Bruce

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    THE DUQUESNES, BOOK 2

    After being shot three times in the chest and left for dead by his last lover, Jake Duquesne decides the middle of nowhere is a good place to recuperate. And it's perfect, until someone tries to sneak up on him, gun drawn and cocked. Unfortunately for his would-be assailant, Jake is not one to wait around quietly while someone tries to kill him.

    Waking up handcuffed to a strange bed is not part of Katarzyna Delaney's plans after being jilted at the altar for the third time. Looking at Jake, however, makes her realize plans should be flexible. With a few simple rules, she can have her long-awaited honeymoon—and without a battery-operated device.

    Then people following no rules but their own join in.

    WARNING: Contains graphic language and explicit sex scenes (M/F, anal sex, mild bondage).

    LENGTH: Novella (20,400 words)

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAnn Bruce
    Release dateNov 11, 2011
    ISBN9781466018396
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    Rules of Engagement (The Duquesnes, Book 2)
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    Ann Bruce

    Ann Bruce is the pseudonym for a self-professed computer geek who, in between snowboarding, reading comic books, and wearing out the buttons of her PS3 controller, writes because it's an acceptable means of explaining all the voices in her head. You can find Ann at her website, www.annbruce.net.

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