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Betrayal: A Black Door Novel (Black Door Series #3)
Current price:
$20.99
Publication Date: July 22nd, 2008
Publisher:
St. Martin's Griffin
ISBN:
9780312375836
Pages:
272
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Description
Set against the backdrop of the political Washington scene, infused with the glitz of New York City, Betrayal is the sizzling third book in Velvet's Black Door series, returning to characters introduced in the first book.
Ariel and Preston are happily married, but for how long? Once his memory returns, he considers turning to his wife's nemesis, Michele, for comfort. But will he forgive and forget?
Trey and Ariel have buried their feelings for each other, and put the past behind, but their secret pact to keep the truth from Preston reunites them in a newly minted friendship. Will they be tempted to cross the line again?
As with the previous Black Door novels, Betrayal is sexy and sophisticated – erotica served straight-up with a twist!
Praise for Betrayal: A Black Door Novel (Black Door Series #3)
“Velvet crosses many lines other authors avoid, and pulls the reader into each experience, scheme, sexual exploit and mystery of the characters. There are many doors left unopened at The Black Door, and readers will anticipate the release of the next installment.” —Fallen Angels on Seduction
“Seduction is every bit as steamy as its predecessor, The Black Door. Seduction is a captivating story that is as entertaining as it is erotic. Velvet has done a wonderful job of crafting a series of erotica that will leave you waiting for the next chapter in the story of the Black Door. If you have not read any erotica before, the Black Door Series is just the thing to start with.” —Rawsistaz Reviewers
“A great read. If you enjoy reading erotica, "Seduction" by Velvet is a book that will keep you wanting more.” —The Latest Reviews.com on Seduction
“The delicious high-priced scandal of Jackie Collins meets the steamy sexiness of Zane.” —Debbi Morgan, Emmy Award-Winning Actress
“From the first page to the last, THE BLACK DOOR is so visual that it reads like a movie!” —Taraji P. Henson, Actress (Hustle and Flow)
