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Deviant Passions (2003)

Beautiful and sexy Natalie Woodall married well. Unfortunately, her husband has just lost their fortune in the stock market. When Natalie is kidnapped for a $2 million ransom, suspicion is cast in all directions. Detectives Sarah Carter and Robby Mills are LA’s finest and illicit lovers. The investigation stalls and Robby turns to a famed police psychic Gwen Tilly. Now, as Robby, Sarah and Gwen grow closer and fight through sexual tension, the plot thickens.
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Beautiful and sexy Natalie Woodall married well. Unfortunately, her husband has just lost their fortune in the stock market. When Natalie is kidnapped for a $2 million ransom, suspicion is cast in all directions. Detectives Sarah Carter and Robby Mills are LA’s finest and illicit lovers. The investigation stalls and Robby turns to a famed police psychic Gwen Tilly. Now, as Robby, Sarah and Gwen grow closer and fight through sexual tension, the plot thickens.

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Genre:Crime
Directed By:Woquini Adams
Written By:Ashley Nielsen
In Theaters:1/1/2003
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Runtime:93 minutes
Studio:MRG Entertainment

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