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    Big Deck (A Contemporary Romance Short Story)
    Big Deck (A Contemporary Romance Short Story)
    Big Deck (A Contemporary Romance Short Story)
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    Big Deck (A Contemporary Romance Short Story)

    By Megan Kelsey

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    When Trish finds out that Stephanie can’t go on the cruise they've been planning together, she winds up going solo. It's not easy being alone on a cruise ship, but fortunately Trish meets Dean while lounging poolside on the top deck. Since Dean is traveling with a large wedding party and sleeping in the same room as the maid of honor, he is forced to find a unique way to meet up with Trish.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMegan Kelsey
    Release dateAug 5, 2012
    ISBN9781476396088
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