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    No Mistletoe Needed: First Time Lesbian Romances, #6
    No Mistletoe Needed: First Time Lesbian Romances, #6
    No Mistletoe Needed: First Time Lesbian Romances, #6
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    No Mistletoe Needed: First Time Lesbian Romances, #6

    By Cammie Cummins

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    It's Mary's first Christmas since her divorce. Not the most joyous of seasons for her.
    But when neighbor Mike comes over to help her decorate, and ends up shirtless, things take a turn for the better for Mary. Hot for each other, things get hotter, and more naked, just in time for Mike's naughty wife Lucy to join the fun. Ho. Ho. Ho.
    Mary thinks she's found her new, favorite Christmas tradition.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherCammie Cummins
    Release dateDec 6, 2017
    ISBN9781370994540
    No Mistletoe Needed: First Time Lesbian Romances, #6
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    Cammie Cummins

    Hi, my name is Cammie Cummins, my friends call me C.C. Late at night when everyone's gone off to bed and the house gets quiet, I brew a cup of hot tea and indulge in my favorite past time; writing erotica. As I sit and tap out my stories, my greatest hope is that what I write turns you on as much as it does me. Happy reading. Cammie XOXO

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