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    Her Sweet Valentine
    Her Sweet Valentine
    Her Sweet Valentine
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    Her Sweet Valentine

    By Kristen J. Shallot

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    Texas College girl Sasha had her heart broken for the final time by her two timing, sleazy ex-fiance, Stephen, whom managed to knock up another girl at his college in Arkansas. Trying to recover from her wounds, the bisexual beauty has a nice dinner with friends and heads to a sweet gay club on Valentine's Night called The Red Tunnel of Love, where she meets a buff brunette firefighter named Jennifer. After tons of drinks, some food, and dancing, the girls make their way to Jennifer's apartment. Will the girls pass out from too much booze, or will they make this a Valentine's to remember?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherKristen J. Shallot
    Release dateMay 22, 2015
    ISBN9781311616777
    Her Sweet Valentine
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    Kristen J. Shallot

    Kristen J. Shallot is an author, predominantly in the erotic romance and paranormal romance genres. She has been writing since she was eleven years old and takes great joy in bringing her fantasy worlds to life. She can be found on Wattpad, Twitter, and Facebook! She has a few projects lined up for summer and fall 2016; including a book of poems, the sequel to her story Her Firemen, a thriller, and a zombie trilogy!

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      Her Sweet Valentine - Kristen J. Shallot

      Her Sweet Valentine

      Acknowledgements;

      Her Sweet Valentine was written by: Kristen J. Shallot

      Her Sweet Valentine was published by: Kristen J. Shallot at Smashwords

      The image Valentine is courtesy of marcolm at FreeDigitalPhotos.Net

      Copyright 2014 © Kristen J. Shallot

      Valentine ’s Day had always been a bust for her.

      She had been with the same person since middle school, and every year she was bitterly disappointed. She always told herself the distance was the major factor in the inadequate Valentine’s Days that she and her fiancé, Stephen, had shared. But deep in her heart she knew it was just because Stephen didn’t care for the commercial holiday. In fact, he didn’t really seem to care much for his fiancée, Sasha, period.

      Stephen Jenkins and Sasha Brandwell had been together since they met in detention in eighth grade. She was the good girl next door turned punk rocker, and he was the sleazy country boy who thought he was a badass. She believed in love at first sight, just like any teenage girl. But Stephen, however, believed in trying to be with as many

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