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    Underground: The Boxed Set

    By Skye Warren

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    “Possessive. Protective. Territorial. Philip Murphy is exactly what I want in an alpha-male!” – Lynda Chance, New York Times bestselling author

    Over eight hundred pages of seduction and dangerous desire...

    Ally dreams of safety more than anything. There’s no room in her life for a man, even one as roughly handsome as Colin Murphy. He should be gone after one night, but he breaks every rule. He defies every cold expectation. He’s heartbreakingly tender even though he looks so hard.

    This boxed set contains:
    Book 1: ROUGH HARD FIERCE
    Book 2: WILD DIRTY SECRET
    Book 3: SWEET
    Book 4: DEEP

    Each book in the boxed set can be read as a STANDALONE and ends with a happily ever after.

    “Intriguing, raw and captivating through the end, this book sizzles with intensity and achingly real characters. Do not miss this!” – Lina’s Reviews, A Book Blog

    “Skye Warren’s books always have me teetering on the edge between shock and bliss. This time, the edge has a name. Philip. Dark, toxic, overpoweringly sensual Philip.” – Babel Literaria

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSkye Warren
    Release dateOct 14, 2016
    ISBN9781940518466
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    Underground: The Boxed Set
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    Skye Warren

    Skye Warren is the New York Times bestselling author of dangerous romance.

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