Book description
Lies brought us together. The truth tore us apart.
I should know better than to get involved with my ex’s daughter.
Looking like the ghost from my past, Violet moves into my home, tormenting me with those sinful curves. Her familiar hazel eyes haunt my dreams, reminding me of her…
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1 author picked Taming Violet as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
Annie writes for the larger women, and in this body-conscious world, it's nice to have some real figured women out there. Not all of us are a size 6.
I love how Annie brings her heroines to life, how her leading men know who and what they want, how they want it. It's realistic and as spicy as all hell, especially this one, as it plays on an aspect that is often frowned upon: a huge age gap. It's a daddy kink. And a whole lot of others.
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