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    Until My Whole Life Could Belong
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    Until My Whole Life Could Belong
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    Until My Whole Life Could Belong

    By Amy Lapine

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    About this ebook

    Chase Parker never imagined he'd run into his high school adversary, Mitch Ramsay, on a commuter train. Four years can do a lot to change a person, like Mitch developing a fascination with Italian poetry and Scrabble, or playing defense for the Detroit Red Wings. One thing hasn’t changed, however: Mitch is still in love with Chase, and he’s not going to settle for less than everything from Chase in return. While the history they share isn’t all positive, apologies and honesty might give them a second chance at happiness.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDreamspinner Press
    Release dateJan 28, 2015
    ISBN9781632164025
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