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Hostage to pleasure

by Nalini Singh (2008)

About this book

When she is forced to create a neural implant that will enslave her psychically gifted race in exchange for her son's life, Ashaya Aleine, a powerful Psy, finds an ally in a DarkRiver sniper who lost his sister to a Psy killer.

Setting / LocationNew York City
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CoreHostage to pleasure Lead Character

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