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Burning Bond

by Emma Hart (Goodreads Author)

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"I can't finish this book ! I can understand having to leave my rational mind aside at times to just let the story unfold. However the Stupid Completely Idiotic Actions of this female make me hope she is killed. She deserves it !!!" — Feb 05, 2023 04:54AM

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Chasing Shadows (First Wives, #3)

by Catherine Bybee (Goodreads Author)

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The Inside Man (Dublin Nights, #4)

by Brittney Sahin (Goodreads Author)

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Secrets & Chance: A Romantic Suspense Novel of Family Secrets and Forbidden Attraction (The Sterlings Family Saga Book 1) by Z.L. Arkadie

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But she certainly wasn’t the sort of person who ignored an elephant in the room, regardless of who sat on top of the beast.

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“Mind your heart, my girl. Too easily given, it can be too easily broken as well.” •”
― Marie Patrick, A Treasure Worth Keeping

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“This place spoke to something deep inside her. She was drawn to the water as if she’d lived her whole life here, as if it were a part of her she’d been missing. She filled her lungs with the salty air, and a calm settled over her.”
― Amy Knupp, Playing with Fire

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