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“A compliment would be the last thing out of my mouth to a man who was so pigheaded that he could be served at a luau.”

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Katie MacAlister
Katie MacAlister

Katie MacAlister, born in 1964, is an accomplished American author known for her humorous and emotionally rich romantic novels. Her works, which often blend historical settings with fantasy elements, have won her a dedicated following. more

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