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    Loving Arianna: Bianchi Empire, #2

    By C.J. Welles

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    What happens when you fall for your brother's sexy best friend and business partner?

    I have loved Raffael since I was eighteen years old. It started as a crush when I was fourteen and deepened to love as the years went by. I kept my love and feelings to myself for years until one night, after too many wines and a late night at his office, I gave into my desires.

    After one night of passion, I am addicted. Raffael has my heart, my soul and now my body.

    Loving Arianna contains sexual content and coarse language, therefore it is recommended for mature audiences of 18+.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherC.J. Welles
    Release dateSep 23, 2017
    ISBN9781386894186
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    Loving Arianna: Bianchi Empire, #2

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