Accidental Detour
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Accidental Detour
Narrated by:
Kevin Earlywine
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Narrated by:
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Kevin Earlywine
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D. K. Sutton
About this listen
What do I do when a drool-worthy stranger steals my car?
Okay, so it’s not my car. But that’s not the important part. I’m currently hiding in the back seat from my carjacker-possible-psycho-killer, trying to ignore his sexy scent, lumberjack shoulders, and obnoxious singing.
And I think he knows I’m here.
Accidental Detour is a 17,000-word gay romance full of questionable decisions, attempts at holiday cheer, an unexpected road trip, and a car named Stella. This humorous Christmas story is a stand-alone with a HEA.
Note: New content has been added to this short before being published.
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