Fair Trade (Las Vegas Sinners Series Book 5)

When ambitious Olivia Parker is offered the prime position of assistant physician for the Las Vegas Sinners hockey team, she's determined to prove she belongs there. But it's lonely at the top. Her professional focus has lost her countless personal relationships, and now she's ready for a fresh start. What she's not ready for is her gorgeous new patient showing her everything she's been missing. Could a shot at real love be worth risking her ethi...

By Katie Kenyhercz
File Size: 2237 KB
Print Length: 216 pages
Page Numbers Source ISBN: 1987728092
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Publication Date: April 9, 2018
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Language: English
ASIN: B07C2YRTRF
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Here is the problem with the books in this series...apparently the author has run out of original ideas because we have read this book two other times already. The whole "hockey player falls in love with a member of the hockey staff and that is forb

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