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    Mistletoe: K19 Security Solutions, #3
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    Mistletoe: K19 Security Solutions, #3

    By Heather Slade

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    About this ebook

    More is at stake than a holiday surprise or two...

    The K19 Security Solutions team is typically ready to serve and protect at any given time. But the holidays call for even more vigilance and protection—from each other. As families navigate through Thanksgiving and Christmas, more conflicts arise. Just as Zary and Gunner discover a Christmas miracle, Ava and Razor have a secret of their own. 

    Can the K19 Security Solutions team get to the New Year without destroying the magic of the holidays or will the season bring more than they bargained for?

    While each book in the K19 Security Solutions Series is a standalone with its own HEA, they may be more enjoyable read in order.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSparrow Publishing
    Release dateNov 5, 2018
    ISBN9781942200499
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    Mistletoe: K19 Security Solutions, #3
    Author

    Heather Slade

    My books are filled with things that bring me joy: music, wine, skiing, families, artists, and cowboys. Not always in that order.  I’m an Amazon best-selling author, and a PAN member of Romance Writers of America. I speak, teach, blog, am an executive sommelier, and all-around entrepreneur.  I grew up an east coast girl, and then spent half my life on the west coast. Now my husband, our two boys, and I happily call Colorado home.

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