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DIRTY PLAYER: A Secret Baby Sports Romance

Dirty Player is about Camille and Blake. Camille is on a Spring Break vacation in Miami with her friends in their senior year of college. Blake is in Miami partying it up with his friends just before the football draft. They bump into each other and ...

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File Size: 509 KB
Print Length: 266 pages
Publication Date: March 29, 2017
Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC
Language: English
ASIN: B06XY2VGSQ
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CAMILLE:It was only supposed to be one night.Now I’m pregnant with his baby.I didn’t even get his phone number, and now I’m carrying his child.Flash forward four years. A family tragedy has changed my life and left me in charge of the one thing I hate the most: a professional football team.Guess who's the new player? Cocky, gorgeous, impossible-to-manage, all-star quarterback Blake.BLAKE:It’s been four years since I’ve seen her curvy body, and no...

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