I HATE VALENTINE'S DAY

I HATE VALENTINE'S DAY

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Sierra knew that her career would take her places, but a small town during the peak of Valentine's Day season was the last place that she expected. Now, not only must she save a struggling chocolate factory, she must also confront her undeniable attraction to the one man she definitely shouldn't fall for-the CEO's son. Cade knew that Sierra was the factory's last hope, and even though he didn't want her disrupting years of tradition, he was willing to work with her while his parents were away. There's no doubt that there's a spark between Sierra and Cade. And though Cade feels it, he's determined to keep things strictly business, even if it means pushing the sweet city girl away. Besides, what could a city girl who hates Valentine's Day and a small-town guy ever really have in common?
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