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    Entrapment: Infidelity, #4
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    Entrapment: Infidelity, #4

    By Aleatha Romig

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    "The snare is set—leaving, friendships, lives, and futures dangling in the balance"

    ENTRAPMENT continues the epic new romantic suspense series INFIDELITY, featuring Lennox "Nox" Demetri, Alexandria "Charli" Collins, the Montagues, and the Demetris.

    The thrills, heat, and suspense continue to add up...

    One chance meeting

    plus...

    One sexy, possessive alpha and one spunky, determined heroine

    plus...

    One week of uncontainable, unbridled passion

    plus...

    One impulsive decision

    times...

    Two declarations of love

    divided by...

    The sum of intertwining pasts, lies, and broken rules

    equals...

    ENTRAPMENT

    "Infidelity - it isn't what you think"

    Don't miss this latest novel in the Infidelity series from New York Times and USA Today bestselling author Aleatha Romig. The classic twists, turns, deceptions, and devotions will have readers on the edge of their seats, discovering answers that continue to pose questions. Be ready to swoon one minute and scream the next.

    Have you been Aleatha'd?

    ENTRAPMENT is the fourth of five full-length novels in the INFIDELITY series: Betrayal, Cunning, Deception, Entrapment, and Fidelity.

    *This series does not advocate nor does it condone cheating.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAleatha Romig
    Release dateAug 29, 2016
    ISBN9780996839402
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    Entrapment: Infidelity, #4
    Author

    Aleatha Romig

    Aleatha Romig is a New York Times and USA Today best selling author, who has been voted #1 "New Author to Read" on Goodreads July 2012 - Present! Aleatha has lived most of her life in Indiana growing-up in Mishawaka, graduating from Indiana University, and currently living south of Indianapolis. Together with her high-school sweetheart and husband of twenty six years, they've raised three children. Before she became a full-time author, she worked days as a dental hygienist and spent her nights writing. Now, when she’s not imagining mind-blowing twists and turns, she likes to spend her time with her family and friends. Her pastimes include exercising, reading and creating heros/ anti-heros who haunt your dreams! Aleatha enjoys traveling, especially when there is a beach involved. In 2011 she had the opportunity to visit Sydney, Australia to visit her daughter studying at the University of Wollongong. Her dream is to travel to places in her novels and around the world. CONSEQUENCES, her first novel, was released August 2011 by Xlibris Publishing. October 2012 Ms. Romig rereleased CONSEQUENCES as an Indie author. TRUTH, the sequel, was released October 30, 2012 and CONVICTED, the final installment of the Consequences Series, was released in October 8, 2013! Aleatha is a “Published Author’s Network” member of the Romance Writers of America and represented by Danielle Egan-Miller of Brown and Miller Literary Associates.

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