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    I Will Always Love You: I Will Always Love You, #4

    By Erica Storm

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    Book Four of “I Will Always Love You” takes you back to Ireland and to the lives of Liam O’Shea and Tasha James of New York.

    When Liam’s twin brother Sean hears of Tasha’s pregnancy, he boards the first plane out of New York and head to his family home in Ireland. Did he travel that far to wish Liam and Tasha good luck, or did he have something else in mind—spoiling their happiness?

    After Sean discloses a secret to Liam, can there ever be happiness and peace in the O’Shea family again? Where will that leave Tasha? After all, blood’s thicker than water.  

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherErica Storm
    Release dateFeb 17, 2018
    ISBN9781386725404
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    I Will Always Love You: I Will Always Love You, #4
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    Erica Storm

    Hi, I'm Erica Storm and I enjoy writing different types of stories. I write short erotic  romance and erotica for your pleasure. Look through my titles you may find something to satisfy you. When you read erotica you feel alive.

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