A Corporate Merger
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A Corporate Merger
Narrated by:
Katrina Medina
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Narrated by:
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Katrina Medina
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By:
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Amber Collins
About this listen
In the concluding chapter of the Corporate Series, the stakes have never been higher. Two new beauties, hell-bent on reshaping the world, have taken control of rival companies FemTech and NovaTech.
Julie Montrose will stop at nothing to rule the world with a giant-sized iron fist. But the woman who should be her adversary, Erika Stratos, is so like-minded that the two companies can only form a merger, and thus rule Earth together.
Also in the Corporate Series:
- A Corporate Tryst
- A Corporate War
- A Corporate Retreat
- A Corporate Duel
- A Corporate Truce
Contains: shrinking man, growing women
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