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The Forthcoming: J. Tremble - More Secrets, More Lies


J. Tremble
More Secrets, More Lies
Available February 15, 2007

More Secrets - More Lies tells the sexy, erotic tale of a scorned wife, with a new attitude. Secret, the wife of Tarron, a cheating business-man is out to re-claim her son, and husband who left her for Victoria, a woman specializing in seducing men. Tarron eventually finds himself caught up in a web of lies, seduction, and deceit. While he fights his brother in a custody battle for a child who is potentially not his, and disputes embezzlement charges at work, his sweet Victoria is up to her old tricks again. No one knows Victoria's underhanded intentions until she does the unthinkable. When her scandalous sexual agenda is exposed, she has to come clean and choose her lover, which will cause problems for everyone involved!

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Anonymous said…
I already purchased my copy of this book and it is definitely a must read. i have yet to read the first one, Secrets of a Housewife, but I am on the hunt for it. The author has added all the ingredients to hold a reader's attention.

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