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Confidante: The Madame (Confidante Trilogy Book 3)

By Lilliana Anderson

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ASIN
B010MH9TWU
Language
english
Format
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Filesize
274 kB (280432 bytes)
Pages
118\0
Library
Mobilism
Time added
2023-06-29 00:12:16

Description

The Confidante Trilogy book threeAfter leaving the Escort agency, Angelien kept up with a few regular clients and was often called in to work parties with other girls as a type of freelancer. Then one of her colleagues came to her with a business proposition that she couldn't refuse - they would run their own escort agency and offer only mature women for the more discerning men. Experience equalled money in the sex industry, and Angelien and her new partner, Elena, built up quite the name for themselves. Follow Angelien, a now retired Sydney sex worker during her final year in the industry through this story based on real events. This is Confidante: The Madame. Story rated 18+ due to subject matter and sex scenes.

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