Chapter 1
Blaire
Panic began to flood my body and I felt like I was drowning in pain. The grief and fear were enough to sink the strongest and bravest. In an instant, my life was turned ups...
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This story contains themes of: assault, miscarriage
Sequel to "The Executive Finds Love" Life is going great for Blaire and Avery since saying "I do”. Things get even better when they find out they are expecting again. After discovering she's carrying twins, Blaire is on cloud nine until she discovers that her seven-year-old daughter, Madison, is missing. Then she is hit with public rumors about her husband cheating. To make matters worse, their business is being threatened and extorted for 100 million dollars. It seems like everything is falling apart for Blaire. Someone wants her to suffer. Blaire doesn't understand who or why she's under attack. She is willing to do anything to get her daughter back. Even if she loses everything she worked hard for, including her marriage. ——————————- *This book is exclusively available on Inkitt.* *****About This Book***** -Black and POC characters -Duo POV -Black Love -Marriage in Distress -Celebrity Romance -Thriller Romance -First POV -Novel Length ⚠️Content Warning: Sexual Assault, Murder, Violence, Kidnapping, Stalking, Infertility, Harassment, Abuse, Sexual Content⚠️
Blaire
Panic began to flood my body and I felt like I was drowning in pain. The grief and fear were enough to sink the strongest and bravest. In an instant, my life was turned ups...
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Roxanne: Love the story so far, though it definitely needs to be proof read by someone other than the author. There are a lot of words that don't fit the sentence but thankfully most of the time it's not to hard to understand what it was meant to be. Other than that it's has a great plot and I like the ch...
David_Timmsdale_Erotica: Be interested to see where it goes, does she give in, can she go back afterwards?I spent a little too much time looking up words that were USA brand names for items, probably common enough usage in the USA, unheard of elsewhere.That's something I'll remember in my own writing: when using a brand ...