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Her Secret, His Duty

By: Carla Cassidy
Narrated by: Cassandra Livingston
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New York Times best-selling author Carla Cassidy writes about a scandal - and a passion - that could be front-page news.... When Debra Prentice discovers she's pregnant, she knows two things are true: that she can't wait to become a mother...and that she can never reveal the father's identity to anyone. Because not only is Trey Winston her boss' son, he's also got his eye on the North Carolina senator's seat - and he doesn't need a scandal. But when Debra must work with Trey in organizing his fund-raising dinner, the sparks from their one night of passion still sizzle. Trey knows he should stay away from Debra, but it soon becomes impossible. And, as Debra's life is threatened, Trey promises to keep her - and, unknowingly, the baby she carries - safe.

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Mostly drama and suspense. Only one sex scene throught the entire story. Good listen overall.

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Story kept me interested but narrator put me to sleep several times. I had to rewind a couple times to keep up with the story. Deadpan is the word that comes to mind. I mean, come on...even during the sexy scenes? Differentiation between characters wasn't bad but lacked emotion. Not sure I want to listen to the third in the series.

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