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    Moonlight Champion: Ashton Grove Werewolves, #5

    By Jessica Coulter Smith

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    The last thing Connor Tierney expected was to have his mate dumped in his lap - literaly! After a hard day at work, Connor is relaxing when Aislinn Walsh materializes in a ray of light. Seeing at once that she's injured, he does all he can to help her. 

    Aislinn has been married to an abusive husband for the past year. When she finds out she's in Aston Grove, she finds it unbelievable. Even more unbelievable is the handsome man taking care of her. Claiming to be her mate, does she date trust him with her heart? She's been waiting a long time for a knight in shining armor. Little did she realize it would be a night in furry armor! 

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJCS Books
    Release dateJun 12, 2015
    ISBN9781513011691
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    Moonlight Champion: Ashton Grove Werewolves, #5
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    Jessica Coulter Smith

    Author of Adult & Erotic Romance, with an emphasis on paranormal and fantasy.

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