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NEW REVIEW: Naija - Spanish Flyy

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Dr. Raquel Howard is back living in the lap of luxury due to money she inherited from her dead fiancé. She’s carved a new life for herself and has found love with Montez. But her love for Montez has opened the door to a whole new set of problems. Montez is dealing with some family drama that may be detrimental to all. Just when Raquel thinks that she can run from her past, someone is lurking in shadows seeking revenge.

Spanish Flyy by Naija is the explosive sequel to Between My Thighs by Naija. Naija draws the reader in from the first page with Raquel’s sexual exploits. The story moves at a fever pitch as Raquel and Montez’s relationship grows. Montez family drama was a lot more interesting than Raquel’s in this book. Readers will find that you can read this book as a standalone, but it would be good to read the first book in order to fill in the gaps. Of course there is plenty of steamy sex that keeps this book moving. Spanish Flyy is a true erotic thriller.

Reviewed by Radiah Hubbert of Urban Reviews

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