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    Christmas In D.C.

    By C.A. Tibbitts

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    Naomi has worked as Will's assistant at college where he teaches law classes as she earns her degree as a Paralegal.After Naomi graduates, she learns that Will is quitting the college to work for a Senator in Washington D.C. When Will asks Naomi to work with him and the Senator. it does not take her long to accept the position.No longer a professor and student, the attraction of this 30-something year old couple is palpable. A terrifying act leads Naomi to a heartbreaking discovery. Did she ever really know Will at all?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublishereXcessica Publishing
    Release dateAug 21, 2015
    ISBN9781504500852
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