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The Lady's Guide to Escaping Cannibals

By: Emmanuelle de Maupassant
Narrated by: Gareth J. Davies
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A mysterious island. A missing brother. Only three days until the volcano erupts.

East of the Solomon Islands, 1899.

Under the protection of darkly handsome Captain Jorge de Silva, Lady Bathsheba Asquith lands on the tropical island of Vanuaka in search of her missing brother. The trials of the jungle strip away any pretense of propriety and passion flares, but de Silva is not all he seems, and Bathsheba is in more danger than she can imagine.

Vanuaka's volcano is awakening, and only a human sacrifice can appease its fire.

Heat level: passionate.

©2019 Emmanuelle de Maupassant (P)2021 Emmanuelle de Maupassant Historical Historical Fiction Romance Romantic Comedy Comedy Volcano Island

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