One Blind Date Later
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Raven and Harper never expected fireworks between them during their blind date, set up by a mutual friend. Just as they're beginning to explore the possibilities of what they could be together, ghosts from their pasts begin to resurface.
Can newfound chemistry survive the weight of history? Or will the past pull them apart before they even have a chance to begin?
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