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    Once a Good Girl...

    By Wendy S. Marcus

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    Prim Victoria Forley's perfect life changed forever the night she slept with Kyle Karlinsky, baddest boy in town. These days, single mom and über-perfectionist nurse Victoria has goals that nothing, not even Kyle's shocking reappearance, can derail. But behind Victoria's oh-so-frosty exterior is a heat that only Kyle can unleash.... Maybe it's the right time to be with the wrong guy after all?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarlequin Medical Romance
    Release dateFeb 1, 2012
    ISBN9781459221369
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    Once a Good Girl...
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    Wendy S. Marcus

    Wendy S. Marcus is an award-winning author of hot contemporary romance. To learn more about Wendy or her books visit: www.WendySMarcus.com.

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