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Phoenix I'm Not

By: Dani Haviland
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 Will the billionaire’s spoiled son be resurrected from the ashes of his former life of drugs and mayhem by love
or
be tortured and eliminated by the crazy female assassin sent by his mother?

Follow-up story to THE MIDWIFE'S SON, the second in That Twin Thing series is darker in tone as the entitled twin tries to rid himself of demons from his past. Falling for a sassy woman who won't let him go complicates life...but also makes it worth living. Crime Fiction Romantic Suspense
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inspirational

rich but rotten parents are the reason our Makin guy went bad. lots of stuff come into his life and he finds out there is hope for someone like him. great and different than all the other romantic suspense stories out there.

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