2045 Clementine Lane - Fletcher, Sloane
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When Lyla, the woman he saved from Paradise Trailer Park sixteen years ago, asks Rye Chery to be her alibi for the night of her roommate's murder, he agrees. But unsure of where she really was and terrified of what she's done, Rye books a week of Lyla's time with the Antoinette Rupetta Escort Agency so that he can take her home to Paradise and work on uncovering the truth. Spending time with Rye in Paradise isn't just dangerous to Lyla's heart-it's dangerous to her and to everything she is. But unable to tell him the truth, she willingly returns home, placing herself in more danger than Rye could have ever guessed.…mehr

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When Lyla, the woman he saved from Paradise Trailer Park sixteen years ago, asks Rye Chery to be her alibi for the night of her roommate's murder, he agrees. But unsure of where she really was and terrified of what she's done, Rye books a week of Lyla's time with the Antoinette Rupetta Escort Agency so that he can take her home to Paradise and work on uncovering the truth. Spending time with Rye in Paradise isn't just dangerous to Lyla's heart-it's dangerous to her and to everything she is. But unable to tell him the truth, she willingly returns home, placing herself in more danger than Rye could have ever guessed.
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Sloane is a (self-proclaimed) novice film critic, a middling yogi, and a pro smut enthusiast. She loves writing damaged heroes and heroines and isn't above exploring topics that make you uncomfortable-but always with a happy ever after. Sloane lives with her husband, two dogs, and sixty-three houseplants in California's Central Valley. When she's not writing, she can be found day drinking with her friends, crying to sad songs by no-name artists on YouTube, and Googling the disturbing factoids she hears on true crime shows.