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    The Fragile Line: Part Two: The Fragile Line, #2

    By Alicia Kobishop

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    About this ebook

    Her desire is strong. 
     
    There will be risk. 
     
    She could lose everything.
     
    Chloe's heart is racing. And she feels powerless to slam on the brakes.
     
    It feels right to be with Matt. But before him, every time she's given her trust, it has torn a chunk out of her heart.
     
    Things are moving too fast. She senses Matt is holding something back. 
     
    Will she let go of her fear and follow Matt's lead? And if she does, what will it cost her?
     
    This romance is appropriate for ages 18+ due to strong language and sexual content.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAlicia Kobishop
    Release dateSep 5, 2017
    ISBN9781386699347
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    The Fragile Line: Part Two: The Fragile Line, #2

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