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The Slaved Virgin Offering

The Slaved Virgin Offering

"Are you TRYING to embarrass me? This dress is from last year. We'll be a laughing stock if you wear it. Oh God! I don't have time for this!" Lenore picked up her mobile phone and dialled a number. When the person on the other end answered she started rattling something off in Italian. Soon a tall and thin woman appeared and cast a critical eye on Eloise. Lenore and the woman had a heated discussion and then the woman got on the phone.
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A Bride For The Mafia King

A Bride For The Mafia King

His eyes land on me and stay there even as Cerberus rushes to him. "Where is your jacket?" Lenore asks him, going to close the door. The temperature was nice during the day in the sun, but it's cooled off a lot since. Callahan shifts his gaze to the cookbook on the table. Even though I'm standing, I'm still holding a page open. It's the one with the recipe for the crème Caramel Lenore made. I had a taste, and it was amazing. He finally turns to Lenore, giving me space to breathe again.
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Second Chance For The Broken Luna

Second Chance For The Broken Luna

“Perhaps I need to repeat the blessing.” She began the invocation again, but before she could finish, a soft breeze swept through the grove, carrying with it an otherworldly melody. The sound was haunting and beautiful, unlike anything I’d ever heard. Lenore closed her eyes, swaying slightly as if entranced by the melody. Laurel stiffened beside me, her eyes wide with panic as she looked at her wrist, then at me. “Jacob,” she whispered, her voice trembling. “What’s wrong? Why isn’t it working?”
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In the Eye of the Alpha

In the Eye of the Alpha

, she burst out laughing. “Don’t mock him, Lenore”. “It is not his fault he’s simple”. “What do you want from me”? My head was swimming, what am I doing here? Lenore smiled, her small white teeth exposed, “Well first you are going to drink, Fenis Grey and then I am going to kill you”.
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Husband With Benefits

Husband With Benefits

That is something that has been ingrained in her young Masters' head right from when he was but a child! At that moment, the only thing going through Preston's mind was her scent. Instead of being overpowering or harsh like most modern women's scents, Lenora's scent is sweet, distinctive lavender and lilies were delicate. He swallowed after casting a quick glimpse at her hands, which were gripping his.
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LENA

LENA

Lena's POV. I hummed a sweet, melodious tune as I walked down from the market with a bag of groceries in my hand. I couldn't get his voice out of my mind. I was excited. Too excited. He promised to marry me, he promised to make me his Luna. And even as I silently flung open the door, I could hear his voice in my head. Literally. “Yes! oh god! Yes! Come on, fuck the shit out of me” a loud moan snapped me out of my head. I froze looking straight ahead at the couch.
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Mafia's Vice

Mafia's Vice

We walked to my room in silence, but something Dante said about Lenore bothered me; if she was his first love, why did he call her a whore? I walk over to my bed and she follows me, sitting down next to me and letting out a sigh. “I’m sorry, Sienna, but if Lenore was Dante’s first love, where do you fit in? Why did he call her a whore?” I ask when I couldn’t stand the silence any longer. She gives me a wistful smile as if recalling a sad memory.
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KLH
I thoroughly enjoyed reading this & loved the different characters. The characters progression was done nicely, and definitely left you wanting more! I’m so excited for the next one to finish so I can read it! As always - amazing job author! ...️
Jenz
I’ve done it again! I started with Mafias Vendetta and finished with Mafias Vice hahaha not on purpose. It puts a special kind of spin on it though!!… I’ve thoroughly enjoyed your novels, and have become a J.Tarr junkie! Thank you for being such a talented writer and sharing your mind with us.
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JESSIE'S CHASE

JESSIE'S CHASE

Chanel hung up, laughing. I laughed and thought of how Lenore was getting ready for her perfect wedding ceremony with the famous fashion designer, Cesare Cavelli. Lenore who swore never to fall in love with anyone was now head over heels for Cesare Cavelli. I dialled Lenore's number and she answered after three rings, "Relax darling, I should be the one nervous here. I'm getting married to the love of my life, I can't afford any mistakes in the order of ceremony. Now if you won't dress up and go out there to seduce that handsome Chase, you can as well say goodbye to your promotion as well as the one million dollars," Lenore said before terminating the call.
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Breaking the Barbaric Alpha

Breaking the Barbaric Alpha

He braced himself for the poison. A loud snap was heard as Norris was ripped back away from Arkyn. The vial of silver falling and spilling into the snow. Arkyn looked to see what happened and spotted Lenore standing over a now headless and armless Norris body. Lenore turned to him, Norris’s head dangling in her mouth. Arkyn took a step forward wanting to go to her but the world wobbled and everything quickly went black. The last thing he saw was Lenore’s jet black coat and piercing yellow eyes.
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Vampire on Fire

Vampire on Fire

To his surprise, it was from none other than the devil—Calil. “Ah, distinctly I remember it was in the bleak December; And each separate dying ember wrought its ghost upon the floor. Eagerly I wished the morrow;—vainly I had sought to borrow From my books surcease of sorrow—sorrow for the lost Lenore— For the rare and radiant maiden whom the angels name Lenore— Nameless here for evermore.”
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