โ Scribed by Ricci, Caitlin
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When Charlie took the marketing job for a big cat sanctuary in Wyoming, he knew his life was going to be a lot different than it had been in Denver. And he couldn't be happier about his choice to take such a big chance. He spends every day surrounded by beautiful animals and each morning he wakes up next to the most attractive man he's ever met. Every time he sees Quinn, he can't believe how lucky he is to call the man his. It's almost Valentine's Day, a holiday Charlie used to dread, but he's looking forward to it now--especially since he has a surprise planned for his Sex God.
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