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    Pink Bits: An Awkward Girl RomCom
    Pink Bits: An Awkward Girl RomCom
    Pink Bits: An Awkward Girl RomCom
    Audiobook3 hours

    Pink Bits: An Awkward Girl RomCom

    Written by JB Heller

    Narrated by Sofia Lette and Ben Hughes

    3/5

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    About this audiobook

    Did you know the medical term for a butt crack is intergluteal cleft?

    My name is Reagan, and spouting random facts like this one at inopportune moments is my affliction. I’m chronically awkward, socially inept and completely lack a filter. Believe it or not, men do not find these attractive traits. 

    When my sexy-as-sin neighbour barges into my apartment at the arse crack of dawn, everything changes. For some strange reason, my brand of crazy doesn’t send him running for the hills. Instead, he settles in for a nap on my couch…

    Oh, and did I mention he was completely naked?


    *Hot and hilarious, romantic comedy with over 1800 five-star Goodreads ratings!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJB Heller
    Release dateJun 20, 2019
    ISBN9781987176063
    Pink Bits: An Awkward Girl RomCom

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