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    His Toy: A Bad Boy Romance
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    His Toy: A Bad Boy Romance
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    His Toy: A Bad Boy Romance

    By Jana Winter

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    I’m a bad man. Cross me, and I won’t let it slide.
    You don’t want to bring me home to mama.

    But when the person who wrongs me is a sexy spitfire with a raw attitude…
    And a mouth on her that could silence a biker bar…

    Well, then things just get complicated.
    Michelle isn’t an angel. She isn’t pure.

    But that don’t matter to me.
    She’s got curves on her that get me right up.

    And a smell I won’t ever forget.
    But she wronged me, and for that…

    Well… for that, she needs to be punished.
    I’m going to take her, make her mine.

    Any place I want. Any time I want.
    And then I’m going to keep her as my own.

    Hell, I might even put a ring on her.

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    His Toy by Jana Winter is a sexy, steamy, full-length bad boy romance featuring a hard-bodied alpha male who will do anything and everything to make the woman he’s fallen for his. This romance novel concludes with a happy ending and NO CLIFFHANGER!
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJana Winter
    Release dateMay 14, 2019
    ISBN9788834110362
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