Happy in the Border Lands (Men of the Border Lands #19)

Marla Monroe

Rated: 4.00 of 5 stars
4.00 · 1 ratings · 69 pages · Published: 06 May 2019
Happy in the Border Lands by Marla Monroe
[Siren Ménage Everlasting: Erotic Cowboy Sci-Fi Ménage à Trois Romance, MFM]

This is the nineteenth 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.

Lucille is ready for her own family and hopes Ty and Jeff are the men to make that happen. Ty and Jeff are immediately attracted to her and hope she is the woman for them. When they approach her, she is receptive, and they see their future in her eyes. Can they make a go of it? They certainly plan to try.

Lucille returns to their home with them and quickly jumps in to the daily routine of keeping the place going while they work out on the farm. When someone tries to kidnap her, she realizes that there are other dangers to consider outside of starving or disease. The men vow to keep her safe and one of them remains near her at all times from then on.

Once again the future seems bright for all of them and the promise of a family forms on the horizon as Lucille makes an announcement that gives them all hope.

** A Siren Erotic Romance **

Marla Monroe is a Siren-exclusive author.
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