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Masters of the Shadowlands

Masters of the Shadowlands

Masters of the Shadowlands, Book 1

by Cherise Sinclair

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appears in Bdsm, Romance, and Fiction.

"Club Shadowlands" Blundering into a BDSM club, accountant Jessica attracts the owner's attention. When Master Z discovers her interest in BDSM, he can't resist tying her up and unleashing the passion she hides within."Dark Citadel" After Kari breaks up with her date during Beginner's Night at Club Shadowlands, she's given the option to continue wi...

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appears in Bdsm, Romance, and Fiction.

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