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    Love Don’t Live Here Anymore: The Andrew Sisters ~ Book1: Andrew Sisters ~ Book 1

    By Keke Renée

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    About this ebook

    After a cheating ex causes her to swear off men...the last thing Vanessa Andrew needs is to butt heads with a playboy like Isaiah Reed. Not to mention he just bought her building, putting her designer clothing boutique in jeopardy.


    Isaiah is just as headstrong and determined as Vanessa. He might have plans for the new building, but his plans for her in his bed take control of his every waking moment. If he can break though her tough exterior, maybe they can both get exactly what they want.


    Will the pair on opposite sides of a fight join forces in and out of the bedroom or will their head-to-head challenge lead to disaster?

    LanguageEnglish
    Publisher304 Publishing Company
    Release dateJan 4, 2019
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