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    Her Lifeguard: Man Card, #4
    Her Lifeguard: Man Card, #4
    Her Lifeguard: Man Card, #4
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    Her Lifeguard: Man Card, #4

    By Terra Kelly

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    It was time to enjoy the beach. Soak up the sun, and check paddle boarding off my bucket list.

     

    Falling off the board and getting rescued by a hot lifeguard was not part of my plan. 

     

    Who needs a bucket list when you can have your own personal lifeguard.

     

    Well, he wasn't mine to keep. Yet.

     

    The man card series is a collection of romantic comedy short stories that are full of steamy romance. You're guaranteed that perfect happy ending and a cupboard full of sweets from all the cravings.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBalto Creative Media, LLC
    Release dateJun 13, 2019
    ISBN9781386679592
    Her Lifeguard: Man Card, #4

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