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A Rock in the Baltic

A Rock in the Baltic

A Rock in the Baltic

  • Author: First Published: 2017-11-29
  • Genres: Romance Reads: 131
  • Words: 60487 Status: Completed
  • Score: 5.0 (3)

Sail away for nautical adventure and romance in this tale from Robert Barr. A British officer en route to America via cruise ship has an unexpected encounter with a fellow passenger, an American woman, and soon finds himself head-over-heels in love. But messy romantic entanglements lead to larger problems that threaten to end the budding relationship before it really begins.

Sail away for nautical adventure and romance in this tale from Robert Barr. A British officer en route to America via cruise ship has an unexpected encounter with a fellow passenger, an American woman, and soon finds himself head-over-heels in love. But messy romantic entanglements lead to larger problems that threaten to end the budding relationship before it really begins.

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so much love. this is a good story.. i want to read it again.. 😊❤❤❤

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