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“Olivia," he sighed as he held her tight against him. "I like the way you leap." For once her laughter was free and easy. "And I like the way you catch me when I land.”

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Book:Everyone Loves a Hero
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Everyone Loves a Hero

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Marie Force
Marie Force

Marie Force is an American author born on June 10, 1966. She is known for her romance and suspense novels, which have gained her a significant following among readers. more

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