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If We Never Met

Whisper Lake, Book 5

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If We Never Met

Autor: Barbara Freethy
Czyta: Eva Kaminsky
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One moment can change two lives....

Keira Blake agrees to the blind date simply because she has a wedding coming up and no plus-one. Tired of being the last single girl standing in her group of friends, she shows up at the bar with low expectations, but her ruggedly handsome date is far more attractive and interesting than she'd imagined. In fact, he seems too good to be true....

Dante DeAngelis, the star pitcher for the Miami Mavericks, is in Whisper Lake for a month to rehab a shoulder injury away from the spotlight of his baseball career and his famous girlfriend. When the beautiful brunette assumes he's her date, he momentarily plays along, enjoying the rare instance of not being seen as a celebrity, but as himself....

When their true identities are revealed, Keira and Dante try to stay away from one another. Keira has family commitments that will keep her in Whisper Lake, and Dante is just passing through. He also has a girlfriend and a job miles away. But sometimes love gets in the way of the best laid plans....

Compelling, heartwarming, and feel-good romance awaits in If We Never Met, the next book in the best-selling Whisper Lake contemporary romance series!

©2021 Barbara Freethy (P)2021 Barbara Freethy
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