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    Tropical Bartender Bear
    Tropical Bartender Bear
    Tropical Bartender Bear
    Audiobook4 hours

    Tropical Bartender Bear

    Written by Elva Birch and Zoe Chant

    Narrated by Jay Alder and P. J. Morgan

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    About this audiobook

    A male beauty contest, a murder attempt, and a mate...


    When you’re in trouble with the mob, there’s only one thing to do: Assume your twin sister’s identity, escape to a tropical island resort, and lay low while enjoying a generous slice of beefcake courtesy of the World Mr. Shifter pageant. But wolf shifter Laura Smith didn’t expect to find the most gorgeous man at the resort behind the bar… or guess that he would be her one true mate! But as long as everyone thinks she’s her sister, giving in to her heart means blowing her cover.


    Bear shifter Tex Williams considers himself unlucky in love, but this is ridiculous. A woman he met years ago turns up again, and suddenly she’s his fated mate? Why didn’t he recognize her at first sight? And why does she deny their bond now?


    Things heat up, in and out of the sheets, when someone tries to poison Laura and Tex has to risk everything to protect her. Can Laura learn to trust Tex as the attempts on her life escalate? Is there a hitman among the hunks? Between the hot guys and the hidden agendas, this is one wild week at Shifting Sands Resort!


    TROPICAL BARTENDER BEAR is a scorching hot, action-packed, standalone interracial shifter romance with lots of humor and heart. No cliffhangers!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherElva Birch
    Release dateApr 1, 2024
    ISBN9798882437243
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