Saving Santa (MxM)

Saving Santa (MxM)

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Sun, Jul 27, 2025
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Fiction
Romance
When Ryan moved to a small mountain town to get away from his city life-and his ex-husband-he had no idea he'd fall so hard for an older drifter named Cal. An innocent conversation in the steam room of the local gym creates a bond between the two that Ryan can't shake. Will the magical secrets that lovable giant Cal keeps drive his new friend away, or will Ryan be ready to open his heart to the possibilities of new love with the big man in red himself?
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