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“Did you miss me?’ “A little bit,” she said with a shrug. “You have tears running down your cheeks,” he said with a grin. “I think you missed me more than a little.”

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Book:Wild Man Creek
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Wild Man Creek

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Robyn Carr
Robyn Carr

Robyn Carr is an American author known for her romance novels. Born in 1951, she began her writing career in 1981 and has since published over 100 novels. Carr's works are celebrated for their emotional depth and complex character relationships. more

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