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    Stay A Little Longer: Aspen Gold Series, #7
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    Stay A Little Longer: Aspen Gold Series, #7

    By Bernadette Jones

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    About this ebook

    Death didn't frighten Gage Ewing. Living scared the hell out of him.

     

    The Healer

    Doctor Gage Ewing is on the run from a past he can never forget. No matter how many people he saves in hospitals or on the crime-ridden streets, he can never be forgiven for the one who died. Spencer, Colorado was supposed to be another temporary stop on his neverending road. But he made a mistake. He got involved.

     

    The Soldier

    IrishMist "Ivy" Vaughn has been fighting to stay alive since the age of twelve, trained with warrior skills to be whatever is demanded of her. No permanent home. Living out of a duffel bag. Changing personas at the ring of a phone. Spencer, Colorado was supposed to be a place to bury her past and start over. Will they let her walk away?

     

    Sometimes the past won't let you go.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAspen Gold Books
    Release dateMay 11, 2020
    ISBN9781734615029
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    Stay A Little Longer: Aspen Gold Series, #7

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