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    When it Shines
    When it Shines
    When it Shines
    Audiobook2 hours

    When it Shines

    Written by Lili Valente

    Narrated by Lili Valente and Jason Clarke

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    About this audiobook

    The only thing worse than being snowed in at the airport on Christmas Eve far from home?

    Being snowed in with the one man you’ve been trying your best to avoid.

    Bear Hansen is a burly sweetheart with loads of sexy tattoos and big hands that did wickedly wonderful things to me the last time we met. 

    Things that made me want way more than a one-night stand…

    Which is why I ran, blocked his calls, and stopped commenting on his cat videos. I only have a few years to launch my career. I'm determined not to end up filled with regret like my mother, so I have to focus on making my professional dreams come true. 

    But when Bear and I are thrown together by fate on the most magical night of the year, I find myself questioning everything. 

    What if I have this all wrong? What if what I want most in life is standing right in front of me, offering to love me no matter what? 

    Bear and I have one night to find out…

    When it Shines is a steamy, feel good, snowed-in romance featuring a tattooed cinnamon roll hero and all the usual Bad Dog hijinx. It is part of The McGuire Brothers series, but can stand alone.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSelf Taught Ninja
    Release dateFeb 3, 2024
    ISBN9798868758447
    When it Shines

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