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Mistletoe Misconduct

Portland Storm, Book 12

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Mistletoe Misconduct

By: Catherine Gayle
Narrated by: Angel Clark
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Summary

Everyone deserves a second chance.

As general manager of the Portland Storm, Jim Sutter knows this all too well. And he's in the perfect position to grant second chances like he's Santa Claus - even if he never gives himself one. When his friends take matters into their own hands, Jim might just get the holiday surprise of a lifetime.

Elaine Sutter is finally ready to forgive her ex-husband for his past transgressions and find a future with him again. So when she discovers his online dating profile, she sets up a secret meeting with the only man she's really ever loved. Her only goal this holiday season is to stuff Jim's stocking with a Santa-sized dose of forgiveness and a sleigh full of love. After all, a bit of mistletoe could wipe out all of Jim's previous misconduct and pave the way for a little fun under that holiday sprig.

Please note that this is a novella-length work, and was previously published in the 12 Christmas Romances to Melt Your Heart anthology.

©2015 Catherine Gayle (P)2016 Catherine Gayle
Contemporary Contemporary Romance Fiction Romance Winter Christmas Sports Heartfelt

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