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    Beauty and the Bouncer: A Steamy Curvy Girl Instalove Romance
    Beauty and the Bouncer: A Steamy Curvy Girl Instalove Romance
    Beauty and the Bouncer: A Steamy Curvy Girl Instalove Romance
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    Beauty and the Bouncer: A Steamy Curvy Girl Instalove Romance

    Written by L. Moone

    Narrated by Digital Voice Mike G

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    He can't forgive himself. Can she? 

    With looks like a Viking, Dean scares more people off than he attracts. As a bouncer, he likes it that way.

    Until Megan.

    Her beauty tempts him. Makes him forget why he avoids people and rejects relationships.

    But she came here on Valentine's day to find love, or at least enjoy herself. Not to fall into bed with the scary bouncer! He should listen to his head, not his heart, and stay far, far away where he belongs.

    This third installment of L. Moone's Coffee & Curves series will melt not just your ereader but also your heart. All books in the series can be read as stand-alones, but for extra enjoyment, start at the beginning with some Fireworks (Book 1). 


    Coffee & Curves Reading Order:

    Christmas with my Boss(#0)

    Fireworks for the Billionaire (#1)

    Falling for my Friend's Dad (#2)

    Beauty and the Bouncer (#3)

    One Night with my Boss(#4)

    Sugar Baby's First Time (#5)

    LanguageEnglish
    PublishereXplicitTales Romance
    Release dateAug 25, 2023
    ISBN9798868601934
    Beauty and the Bouncer: A Steamy Curvy Girl Instalove Romance

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