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Protest of Love

The Monday Mystery Society Book 5

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Protest of Love

By: Samna Ghani
Narrated by: Don Colasurd Jr.
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Mary Gardner is a successful career-oriented woman with a passion for work and books. She is part of the Monday Mystery Society at Acorns, the local bookstore in Oakville. Her life is perfect, in her opinion, till she meets Stefan. Things start going downhill as he infiltrates her work, her life and her heart.

Stefan Larsson, a dashing European attorney fighting for the rights of the weak and downtrodden. He threatens everything Mary has worked so hard to achieve. He is smart but aggressive; passionate but dominating. He's out to get Mary but the question is: will he remain unscathed?

©2015 Books To Go Now (P)2015 Books To Go Now Contemporary Contemporary Romance Cosy Romance Mystery Fiction Heartfelt Suspense

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