Proud to be Their Woman (Men of the Border Lands #21)

Marla Monroe

Rated: 4.00 of 5 stars
4.00 · 1 ratings · 63 pages · Published: 07 Nov 2019
Proud to be Their Woman by Marla Monroe
[Siren Ménage Everlasting: Ménage, Multiple partners, Sci-Fi, Post-Apocalyptic, Futuristic, MFM, HEA]

This is the twenty-first book in the bestselling Men of the Border Lands series.

The Border Lands are a dangerous place, but love and passion are often the keys to surviving.

Charlie agrees to give life with Denver and Gordon a try but she isn’t sure she wants to be their forever woman. She’s found men to be lazy and crude. Will Gordon and Denver turn out to be just like all the rest or will the fact that they look like they are hard workers prove her wrong?

Denver and Gordon are sure that Charlie is the woman for them. They have to prove to her that they are good men and will protect her as well as provide for her. They have to convince her to give them a chance then live up to their promises so that she’ll stay with them and be their woman.

Charlie is surprised at how caring they are and soon finds out that they weren’t making unfounded promises at all. They were good men who worked hard and wanted to take care of her. Maybe she wouldn’t mind being their woman after all.

** A Siren Erotic Romance **

Marla Monroe is a Siren-exclusive author.
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