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A Handkerchief for Kade

Alaskan Pebble Gifters, Book 5

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A Handkerchief for Kade

Written by: Amy Bellows
Narrated by: Zachary Zaba
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Companion wanted for an old and ornery card player.

All I want is a clever person to play cards with at night. No funny business. You sleep in your bed, and I’ll sleep in mine. Must be clean, quiet, sober, and willing to go to bed at a reasonable hour. A preference will be given to applicants who can play cribbage and gin rummy.

Sure, Kade wouldn’t normally consider a position as a companion for a polar bear shifter sentenced to a life in the oil fields of Alaska’s North Slope. But he’s broke. And the pay is good.

He doesn’t expect the “ornery card player” to be so handsome. Or sweet.

Before long, Kade wishes some “funny business” was an option. Especially when he goes into heat two weeks early...

A Handkerchief for Kade is an age-gap romance with an omega who loves makeup, D/s, and mpreg of the penguin egg variety. It’s book five of the Alaskan Pebble Gifters series and will only make sense if you’ve listened to the other books.

©2020 Amy Bellows (P)2021 Amy Bellows
Paranormal Paranormal Romance Romance Alaska Funny Business
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All of Amy Bellows books always feel emotionally very very real, which is fun because the actual worldbuilding is completely fantastical. I am not particularly kinky myself, but it always feels very emotionally consistent and necessary for the characters she creates when they participate in it.

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