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    Hard Wear

    By Marilyn Lakewood

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    How does a sophisticated man with everything, convince an unassuming older woman with nothing that she’s what he desperately needs?

    Successful and good-looking, 36 year old Chase Tanner is a Dom who has everything, except love. When he meets the woman of his dreams—a slightly older, submissive beauty, who’d rather be alone than with the wrong man—Chase knows convincing her that he’s the right one, won’t be easy. It’s the courtship of his life...and he’ll have to put his life on the line to protect her.

    “You’re just not good enough, Kali.” Her ex-husband’s hurtful words echoed in Kali Benson’s heart as she moved to small-town Washington State to rebuild her life. It took some time, but at 39, she’s finally happy, self-sufficient, and emotionally armored. But that strength is tested when Kali resists a sweet-talking hunk, who drives an old Dodge truck, and makes her feel nineteen again.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTroll River Publishing
    Release dateMar 26, 2015
    ISBN9781939564535
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    Hard Wear
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    Marilyn Lakewood

    Marilyn writes stories with hot, alpha males to inspire her during the long Northwest winters. She loves creating XXX romances with protective, hard-lovin' heroes and sexy fantasies.

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