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Aislin, Amy
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Fiction
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2020
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English
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The Play of His Life
β Scribed by Amy Aislin
- Book ID
- 110535465
- Year
- 2017
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 79 KB
- Category
- Fiction
- ASIN
- B072DVM2VM
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
β¦ Synopsis
Former best friends turned lovers Christian and Riley haven't seen or spoken to each other in six years...is there a better time than the holiday season to reconnect with your favorite person?
The last person Christian wants to run into on a visit home to spend time with his mom over the holidays is his former best friend-turned-lover-turned-ex. But there Riley is, in all his tall, chiseled, blondness. The same guy who walked out on him six years ago, breaking his heart in the process. Who knew he's still in love with the jerk? (Oh yeah, he did. What? Who says denial isn't healthy?)
Two years ago, Riley was injured out of the NHL, but he's got his own bakery now and a quiet life selling quiches and cupcakes to his customers. Then Christian unexpectedly walks back into his life, forcing Riley to question his choices. Especially that one choice he made six years ago that walked him out of Christian's life. Now if only he had the courage to tell a boy how he really feels about him...
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