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Pink Flamingo by Wane, B J is a work of fiction available to read on EtoBox.
What is Pink Flamingo about?
Piper Winters first met Brody Pearce when he accompanied her adoptive father, Charles Sandoval, to visit her in Geneva where she went to school. Knowing a man as sexy and enigmatic as him wouldn't be interested in an overweight, shy college kid didn't keep her body from responding every time he was near or her fantasies from dominating her long, lonely nights. When Brody arrives without Charles the weekend of her graduation, Piper lets yet another disappointment from Charles overrule her common sense and seduces Brody into spending the night with her. When Brody leaves abruptly the next morning after receiving a phone call that raised her suspicions, Piper decides she's had enough evasiveness and subterfuge from both Charles and Brody and sets out to confront them both. But when she arrives in Atlantic City and spies on the private party Charles is hosting at his casino, she learns more about her father and Brody than she ever wanted to know. For five years Brody had tried to forget the shock of seeing Piper witnessing the assassination attempt on Charles Sandoval, the man he was working undercover for in an attempt to use his alleged connection to notorious drug lord, Antony Pasqu
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Common subject areas: fiction, literature, genre fiction.
- Author
- Wane, B J
- Publisher
- Pink Flamingo Publications LLC
- Published
- 2015
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9781938897436
- Category
- work of fiction
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