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Daddies And Their Naughty Angel

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ANGEL Daniel worked from home now. Most days, at least. His study was all dark wood and leather, blueprints spread across a massive desk, his screens glowing with data I didn’t understand. He spent hours there, phone pressed to his ear, his voice shifting between languages I couldn’t follow. I kept finding excuses to interrupt him.

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Cassandra

this book is so filthy, addictive and makes you constantly check for updates. the relationship between angel/vincent is everything and the one of angel/daniel you hate but love still. you don’t want him to have her but you love the dangerous drama he brings to her/vincent’s relationship. a must read

Rare

Hey! I've been reading the novel so far, and finished 50% of it and I'm loving it so much. You might consider changing Angle’s look on the cover to match her look in the novel cause I kept imagining her with black hair and blue eyes all along, which would help even future readers.

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Angel In The Mafia’s Hell

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bizarre. Despite all that, he continued to shower me with candy and flowers, his way of trying to soothe my frustrations. It was sweet, but I was still furious. He kept insisting that I return to the club, that nothing would happen again. Finally, I decided to call him. “Angel,” he answered on the second ring, his deep, rich voice like milk chocolate. “I need you to stop telling other employers not to hire me,” I demanded. “No,” he replied, so simply, so confidently.