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    FRAUD
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    Audiobook11 hours

    FRAUD

    Written by R.C. Stephens

    Narrated by Antony Ferguson and Stephanie Rose

    4.5/5

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    About this audiobook

    Until death do us part. That was what I promised him and I meant every word.

    Mark wasn't perfect but perfection doesn't exist. They say an omission is not a lie but when my husband's secrets spin out of control, I don't know where to turn. Then he arrives . . . my best friend's cousin, Hayes. He's young and beautiful, and broken-just like me. As a former sailor with the British Navy, he is trained to see things I don't notice and when my husband's secrets threaten our family, I turn to Hayes for help.

    Life is a journey. I thought my husband was my final destination but it now appears that there is another man waiting for me on the horizon.

    Contains mature themes.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTantor Media, Inc
    Release dateApr 16, 2019
    ISBN9781977348159
    FRAUD
    Author

    R.C. Stephens

    As far back as R.C. Stephens can remember she was a sucker for a good romance. Of course there had to be a prince charming even if he ultimately was a dark knight and there had to be a happy ending. She watched the movie Dirty Dancing way too many times growing up and Jean Claude Van Damme movies too. Go figure! After years of saying she would write a book one day, she finally put pen to paper and carved out the plot line for what would eventually become the best selling Twisted Series. Now R.C. is just finishing up her seventh book and can't seem to stop the stories running through her mind. Visit R.C. on her FB page to find out what's new in her life and what releases she has coming up.

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