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    Once Burned

    By Alexa Land

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    About this ebook

    Cameron Doyle is an arson investigator who’s learned he can’t trust anyone.

    Ignacio Mondelvano is an artist with a secret that could tear them apart.

    A year ago, shy, quiet Cameron had his trust shattered by a sociopath who used him to gain information on an arson case. Ever since then, Cam’s been keeping the world at arm’s length, and he didn’t start out as the most trusting person to begin with.

    Then Ignacio Mondelvano saunters into his life. The sexy Spanish painter could have anyone he wants. Much to Cam’s surprise, what Ignacio wants is him.

    What begins as a bit of harmless fun at a charity bachelor auction soon turns into so much more. But when secrets are revealed and Cam’s trust is shaken, can their love survive? Or has Cam been burned too badly to believe in second chances?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAlexa Land
    Release dateFeb 11, 2018
    ISBN9781370339228
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    Alexa Land

    Alexa Land is a true believer in happily ever after, and writing is her passion. Her character driven books include the best-selling Firsts and Forever Series and its spin-off, The Castaways Series. She grew up in Southern California, spent over a decade in the Bay Area, and now calls a small town in Oregon home. Alexa and her son share a vintage cottage with an indifferent cat and an overly enthusiastic dog, and she spends her days writing about love. Her books will make you laugh and shed an occasional tear, and they always deliver a satisfying HEA.

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