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    Impossible Attraction
    Impossible Attraction
    Impossible Attraction
    Audiobook6 hours

    Impossible Attraction

    Written by Tarisa Marie

    Narrated by Digital Voice Melissa G

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    About this audiobook

    This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice.

    Impossible Attraction 65,000 words

    From bestselling author Tarisa Marie, comes an addictive new romance.

    Forced into a gang to protect the life of the woman he loves, Blake has spent years working for the men who killed his parents eight years ago and turned his entire life upside down. Anna, the love of his life, believes him dead and he's been forbidden to ever see her again. Blake has resigned himself to this life until he runs into Anna in a bar after nearly a decade. It isn't a coincidence, though. Anna has been contract killing to gain closure for his 'murder', but then he ends up on the top of her kill list because of the unspeakable things he's done.

    Once from the same world, now both immersed in vastly different ones, will the two be able to sort through their differences? Will Blake be able to leave the gang life and battle his drug addiction and dark past? Will Anna be able to forgive Blake for the sickening crimes he's committed?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTarisa Marie
    Release dateOct 1, 2023
    ISBN9798882239847
    Impossible Attraction
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    Tarisa Marie

    Tarisa Marie loves interacting with fans on her Instagram account @TarisaMarie_Author and encourages them to send her selfies with her books. You will be her favorite person if you review one of her books, she reads every single one and appreciates them all. 

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