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Making a Difference
Colin was surprised to see the pretty nurse who saved his little Abby,s life after the car crash that killed her Mommy. He walked over to say hello and was pleased when Lettie offered to help him find a princess dress for a birthday party Abby was to attend.
One thing led to another, and police officer Colin isn,t a bit happy when he witnesses the pretty redhead,s reckless driving habits. He decides she is too good of a friend for him to let her get away with risking her life, and he promises her a spanking. Lettie cannot believe that the tall good-looking man intends to spank her, and yet, he does…in spite of all her protests.
One thing led to another, and police officer Colin isn,t a bit happy when he witnesses the pretty redhead,s reckless driving habits. He decides she is too good of a friend for him to let her get away with risking her life, and he promises her a spanking. Lettie cannot believe that the tall good-looking man intends to spank her, and yet, he does…in spite of all her protests.
48 pages, Kindle Edition
First published December 9, 2012
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December 6, 2021
The story follows three couples who practice domestic disciple. The main couple Dal and Jenny are teachers after leaving professional music. Dal was a famous country music artist. Jenny was a concert pianist.
Their principal Jim has announced his retirement and plans to make Dal his successor. One teacher Constance argues that she should be consider, which causes Jenny and Jim’s wife to defend Dal. Of course, the manner Jenny does it is rude, which doesn’t help Dal.
This is a cute story as each couple use disciple to keep their marriages strong and filled with love. It leaves them singing a Christmas Duet.
Their principal Jim has announced his retirement and plans to make Dal his successor. One teacher Constance argues that she should be consider, which causes Jenny and Jim’s wife to defend Dal. Of course, the manner Jenny does it is rude, which doesn’t help Dal.
This is a cute story as each couple use disciple to keep their marriages strong and filled with love. It leaves them singing a Christmas Duet.
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