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Club Chances, Philadelphia’s most popular male exotic strip club, is under the strong leadership of owner Nancy Robinson, who took control after her husband was killed during a robbery. Nancy’s tough, no‑nonsense style has made the club a thriving business. Her daughter, India, an alluring dancer, keeps a tight sting on her emotions while the dancers around her focus on her.
The club’s most celebrated performer, Ricky Johnson, known on stage as Mr. Orgasm, attracts women and men alike with his charisma and talent. India is drawn to him, initially ignoring warnings that mixing business with romance could be perilous. As she becomes involved with Ricky, she learns he harbors a troubling secret that could jeopardize her position at the club and her personal stability.
First publish date: 2018
Genre: General Fiction/General Fiction
Authors: Brittani Williams
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