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    The Eleventh Commandment
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    The Eleventh Commandment
    Audiobook9 hours

    The Eleventh Commandment

    Written by Lutishia Lovely

    Narrated by Simi Howe

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    About this audiobook

    Nationally best-selling author Lutishia Lovely spills sin and sizzle in The Eleventh Commandment, part of the Hallelujah Love series. Members of Kingdom Citizen's Christian Center are up to all sorts of no good. Frieda's juggling her husband, new baby and boy toy, while Hope is struggling with the return of her husband's old flame and Stacy's deciding if joining her ex in a moneymaking scheme will reunite them.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRecorded Books Audio
    Release dateJun 14, 2013
    ISBN9781470347444
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    The Eleventh Commandment
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    Lutishia Lovely

    Lutishia Lovely burst onto the literary scene with Sex in the Sanctuary and now, more than a dozen books later, hasn’t even thought about slowing down. When not writing contemporary fiction, she lends her muse to her alter-ego, Zuri Day, and writes steamy romances.  But all work and no play makes Tish a dull girl, so she knows how to put down the pen and pick up a good time. Lutishia loves to hear from readers, so visit her online at LutishiaLovely.com, or on Facebook and Twitter @lutishialovely.

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