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Downunder Heat

✍ Scribed by Ellis, Alysha

Book ID
108984104
Publisher
Totally Bound Publishing
Year
2015
Tongue
English
Weight
133 KB
Series
Sexy Snax
Category
Fiction
ISBN-13
9781784308391

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✦ Synopsis

Hot sun, hot sand and a hot, hot man. Who says an older woman can't have adventure? Kitty Benson left her home in the UK to find the warmth of the sun 'Downunder'. She never expected the journey to include a life-threatening experience. A toned, tanned AdonisοΏ½ZakkοΏ½rescues Kitty from a dangerous rip current her first day at the beach. Alive and sunkissed by the Downunder Heat, when Kitty meets her rescuer again, the spark that piqued her interest turns to flamesοΏ½ Publisher's Note: This book was previously released by Totally Bound under the same title. It has been expanded, revised and re-edited for re-release.

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