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Always Wicked: A Cunningham Family Novel
Always Wicked: A Cunningham Family Novel
Always Wicked: A Cunningham Family Novel
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Always Wicked: A Cunningham Family Novel

By Ember Casey

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A twisted retelling of HIS WICKED GAMES, this time from the devilish Calder Cunningham's point of view...


This is my game. And she has no idea how far I’ll go to win the ultimate prize…her.

When Lily Frazer shows up at my family’s estate making demands, I can’t help myself. I have no intention of sharing my family’s secrets with her, but I also have no intention of letting this wild, passionate woman get away from me.

So I invite her to play.

To my pleasure, the enticing Lily is happy to play by my twisted, sexy rules. But as our games heat up, I soon discover that there’s more to this woman than I initially bargained for.

And I plan to have my sweet, satisfying victory…no matter what it takes.


AUTHOR'S NOTE: This story was written to be enjoyed both by those who've read HIS WICKED GAMES and those who haven't. Whether you're a loyal reader or brand new to my work, I hope you find this steamy story to be perfectly wicked.
xoxo, Ember
LanguageEnglish
PublisherEmber Casey
Release dateSep 30, 2019
ISBN9788834192108
Always Wicked: A Cunningham Family Novel
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Ember Casey

EMBER CASEY is a USA Today bestselling author living in Atlanta, Georgia in a den of iniquity (or so she likes to tell people). When she’s not writing steamy romances, you can find her whipping up baked goods (usually of the chocolate variety), traveling (her bucket list is infinite), or generally causing trouble (because somebody has to do it). 

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