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    Best Intentions: The Best Girls, #5
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    Best Intentions: The Best Girls, #5

    By Tamie Dearen

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    Don't tell anyone... but I think I have a crush on Santa Claus!


    Olivia's biological clock is ticking and she has no time for casual dating – especially not with the likes of Collin Sterling. Rich, spoiled, and arrogant, Collin is definitely not husband material, even though his deep green eyes send chills down her spine. 


    Collin admires everything about Olivia - her spunk, her sharp wit and sharper tongue. And he's doing everything possible to prove he's the kind of man who deserves her. Until he realizes she'd be better off without him. 


    Can Olivia and Collin find their way to happily-ever-after with the help of a magic kiss from Santa?

     

    It's a case of mistaken identity that makes this enemies to lovers romance romping good time. You'll love this sweet Christmas romance from USA Today bestselling author Tamie Dearen! 


    Note from Author: This sweet romance is a standalone, but contains spoilers for the other books in the series.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTamie Dearen
    Release dateDec 20, 2017
    ISBN9781386749479
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