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    The Queen's Knights: A Sex Club Menage Romance
    The Queen's Knights: A Sex Club Menage Romance
    The Queen's Knights: A Sex Club Menage Romance
    Audiobook6 hours

    The Queen's Knights: A Sex Club Menage Romance

    Written by Ophelia Bell

    Narrated by Sean Crisden, Lennox Louis and Marco Iglesias

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    About this audiobook

    Her reign will come at a price.

    Still reeling in the aftermath of sexual assault, Dr. Gwen Brennan struggles with feelings of powerlessness—until she joins the Whitewood Club’s masquerade night. There she reigns supreme, and it is only by her grace that anyone is allowed to touch her.

    When a mysterious masked man steals her heart, she’s left with a choice: does she take a chance on forging a new relationship, or does she retreat into the arms of her stalwart bodyguard?

    Can she have both?


    The Queen's Knights is the novel in the "Rebel Lust Taboo" forbidden romance series. It's a short, hot read with an HEA, perfect for fans of Cherise Sinclair, Chelle Bliss, Jade West, Meghan March, and Sawyer Bennett.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAnimus Press
    Release dateMay 28, 2024
    ISBN9798882215612
    The Queen's Knights: A Sex Club Menage Romance

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