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    Slow Motion: The Southerlands, #13
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    Slow Motion: The Southerlands, #13

    By Evelyn Adams

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    A stand-alone bodyguard romance from NYT and USA Today bestselling author Evelyn Adams about a man who needs to learn to relax and a woman determined help him do it  and get rid of her V card at the same time. Includes pearls, bad guys, and a family who can handle it all.

     

    Emerson Southerland carries the weight of the world on his shoulders. He's smart, skilled and more than once he's been the only thing standing between his clients and certain doom. It's about time he had some fun, and the pixie faced gamer he crashed into might be just the woman to show him how.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherEvelyn Adams
    Release dateMar 12, 2018
    ISBN9781944801137
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