Bittersweet Irish Cream
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MatureComplete Tue, Jan 26, 20211h 31m
Single dad Ethan Starling moves to a sleepy rural town to run a Bed and Breakfast. All he wants is a quiet life to raise his son, leaving the drama of his past behind. Jack Frazier has lived most of his life in Rockville with his aunt and uncle, little sister and cousins, leading a simple and drama free life. When the two meet there is instant animosity that grows to friendship and eventually love, both finding what they have always been looking for. But when Jack's past demons resurface, it threatens to tear them apart. And Jack has to make a heartbreaking decision that will lead him down a deadly path, or stay with Ethan and follow his heart.
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