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Christmas Switch: Sold to the Billionaire
FROM POPULAR AUTHOR OF LGBTQIA ROMANCE M.C. ROTH
A Sold to the Billionaire story
What’s the solution to ghosts and a bad case of Christmas karma? A kinky auction, of course.
Fenn has a bad case of Christmas karma. He hasn’t hung a single decoration, donated to any charities or wrapped any presents, and ghosts are starting to haunt his dreams. When his best friend Aggie finds out, he comes up with a solution—to enter Fenn into an auction where the city’s richest patrons will bid for a date with him.
But when Fenn arrives at the auction, he discovers Aggie hasn’t been completely honest with him. Instead of bidding on dates, billionaires have lined up to try to win a kinky playdate. He decides to stay. After all, what’s the risk? Fenn needs to clear his karma, and all the proceeds for the auction go to the local hospitals.
There’s only one man in the crowd who can throw everything for a loop—The Python. The Python is feared by the city itself and no one knows how many bodies he’s buried. Fenn takes a deep breath and steps onto the stage as the bidding starts.
A Sold to the Billionaire story
What’s the solution to ghosts and a bad case of Christmas karma? A kinky auction, of course.
Fenn has a bad case of Christmas karma. He hasn’t hung a single decoration, donated to any charities or wrapped any presents, and ghosts are starting to haunt his dreams. When his best friend Aggie finds out, he comes up with a solution—to enter Fenn into an auction where the city’s richest patrons will bid for a date with him.
But when Fenn arrives at the auction, he discovers Aggie hasn’t been completely honest with him. Instead of bidding on dates, billionaires have lined up to try to win a kinky playdate. He decides to stay. After all, what’s the risk? Fenn needs to clear his karma, and all the proceeds for the auction go to the local hospitals.
There’s only one man in the crowd who can throw everything for a loop—The Python. The Python is feared by the city itself and no one knows how many bodies he’s buried. Fenn takes a deep breath and steps onto the stage as the bidding starts.
138 pages, Kindle Edition
Published December 19, 2023
About the author
M.C. Roth
34 books56 followersM.C. Roth lives in Canada and loves every season, even the dreaded Canadian winter. She graduated with honours from the Associate Diploma Program in Veterinary Technology at the University of Guelph before choosing a different career path.
Between caring for her young son, spending time with her husband, and feeding treats to her menagerie of animals, she still spends every spare second devoted to her passion for writing.
She loves growing peppers that are hot enough to make grown men cry, but she doesn’t like spicy food herself. Her favourite thing, other than writing of course, is to find a quiet place in the wilderness and listen to the birds while dreaming about the gorgeous men in her head.
Between caring for her young son, spending time with her husband, and feeding treats to her menagerie of animals, she still spends every spare second devoted to her passion for writing.
She loves growing peppers that are hot enough to make grown men cry, but she doesn’t like spicy food herself. Her favourite thing, other than writing of course, is to find a quiet place in the wilderness and listen to the birds while dreaming about the gorgeous men in her head.
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February 3, 2025I really tried to enjoy it, but from the start, I just couldn't.
From the blurb itself, it sounds cute and kind of romantic, I guess, but when I dived in, it's not the case. I much prefer the Daddy and boy dynamic rather than a Dom and his sub, even though it was rather mild, not too heavy, and Python was the one who liked to be dominated, not Fenn.
From the blurb itself, it sounds cute and kind of romantic, I guess, but when I dived in, it's not the case. I much prefer the Daddy and boy dynamic rather than a Dom and his sub, even though it was rather mild, not too heavy, and Python was the one who liked to be dominated, not Fenn.
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