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The Town of Pearl Collection, Volume 1 [Box Set 17] (Siren Publishing Menage Everlasting) Trouble is, Stacy has a past that has her wary of men in general.In For the Love of Anna, Anna is working too hard to take care of her father, an abusive alcoholic. She heads to Pearl as she copes wi

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Title	:	The Town of Pearl Collection, Volume 1 [Box Set 17] (Siren Publishing Menage Everlasting)
Author	:	Dixie Lynn Dwyer
Rating	:	4.66 (567 Votes)
Asin	:	B01BCU5RVI
Format Type	:	-
Number of Pages	:	0 Pages
Publish Date	:	2016-01-08
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In For the Love of Anna, Anna is working too hard to take care of her father, an abusive alcoholic. One night, Anna is accosted in her home by two loan sharks are intent on collecting her father's debt. They want to prostitute Anna out to make back the money her father owes. Anna escapes to Pearl where her friend Stacy lives. When Anna arrives battered and beaten, an authoritative sheriff, an ex-Marine, and one sexy cowboy become intent on showing her what real love is. In Stacy's Destiny, Stacy's on the run after being assaulted. She heads to Pearl as she copes with her fears from the attack. The last thing she expects to find is her destiny in the arms of Max and Eric Cantrell. The men are attracted to Stacy and feel that she may be the one they have been waiting for. Trouble is, Stacy has a past that has her wary of men in general. But the heat between the three is out of control, and Max and Eric are set on keeping her. In Lena's Happily Ever After, Lena's learned a lot living on t

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