Sophie Jackson Books

A pound of flesh

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Committed to fulfilling her murdered father's dying wish to help those in need, Kat becomes a prison tutor and develops a strong attraction to her dangerously sexy student, but his role on the nigh...

An ounce of hope

By Jackson Sophie Novelist

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"From the fanfic phenom whose debut A Pound of Flesh had over 4.5 million reads, this sequel, An Ounce of Hope, tells the passionate love story of Carter's best friend, Max. Max O'Hare can't seem t...

Measure of Love

By Sophie Jackson

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A pound of flesh

By Jackson Sophie Novelist

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An ounce of hope

By Jackson Sophie Novelist

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Measure of Love

By Sophie Jackson

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Love and Always

By Sophie Jackson

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Fate and Forever

By Sophie Jackson

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Death by chocolate

By Sophie Jackson

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"When a little boy dies from Strychnine-poisoned chocolates, Brighton is thrown into panic. When more children start being poisoned by sweets they find lying about the town and strange parcels of a...

Dear Raymond

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