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Hubby's Daddy Decides I'm His!

Kent Crossing's Forbidden Daddies Romance, Book 12

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Hubby's Daddy Decides I'm His!

By: Penny Snoak
Narrated by: Mark Dainer
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I thought my marriage was over. I never thought starting an affair with my father-in-law would fix everything!

After almost three years of tumult and disappointment, Fawn is ready to call it quits. Once again, she and her husband lose their apartment and end up moving into her husband’s Daddy’s house. Her husband isn’t going to change and start behaving responsibly. She ends up breaking down and that’s how Daddy finds her. He asks her if she wants him to take control and fix things for her. Of course, she does. There’s just one thing. Daddy is willing to do it but from now on, Fawn belongs to Daddy…completely! How will this forbidden romance play out?

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