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    Party at the Lunar Pack: Lunar Pack, #1
    Party at the Lunar Pack: Lunar Pack, #1
    Party at the Lunar Pack: Lunar Pack, #1
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    Party at the Lunar Pack: Lunar Pack, #1

    By Rosa Swann

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    Roy never thought that one party with his hot new neighbours would turn his whole life upside down!


    Roy's life exists of work, dinner and sleep, boring. His friends are getting married, or having kids, and he sits home alone, too focused on his job to have much of a social life, let alone a love life.

    Then he finds a letter on the doormat, an invitation to a housewarming party next door. There he meets Clyde and Sam, they seem interested in him as more than just neighbours, and definitely ready to explore if that interest is mutual.

    But why does he feel like there is more going on between the three of them? And why are Clyde and Sam acting all weird the next morning?

    A 8500 word long story about a man who realises that behind his neighbours' hot looks, is a whole world he didn't know about.
    This is book 1 in the Lunar Pack series, and starts Roy's story arch.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherEasily Distracted Media
    Release dateMar 11, 2017
    ISBN9781386418665
    Party at the Lunar Pack: Lunar Pack, #1
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    Rosa Swann

    By day Rosa Swann spends too much time playing videogames and coming up with new ideas for stories, by night she writes sexy stories for the adult public.Sexy men, paranormal creatures, a bit of angst? Definitely right up her street! Rosa Swann writes sexy stories about men, with other men, both in romantic and erotic (and often both) settings.

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