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    Getting It Right
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    Getting It Right
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    Getting It Right

    By Saoirse Roghan

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    Discover one path to a happy, and hot, marriage. The one thing Emma June and her husband did without fighting? Sex. Emma hasn't missed Walker in the ten years he's been out of her life. Scrambling to make the mortgage payment, putting food in front of her children, saving the planet from paper waste, and feeding the occasional stray animal, Emma doesn't have time to miss a man in her life.
    Walker Northrup found missions with Special Ops to be more peaceful than life with Emma June. Placed on Leave, with direct orders to clean up his personal life, Walker heads back to Wyoming. This story reflects the author's comfort with less than polite language, as well as enjoyment of sex and the heavy hand of the alpha male.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBlushing
    Release dateMar 1, 2015
    ISBN9781627506786
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