SATIN SHEETS AND STRAWBERRIES

by Marcia Evanick

Logan Sinclair returned to the states to discover his Aunt Ruth & Uncle Henry had taken up residence in Fairyland. The sign said ENTER AT YOUR OWN RISK, but he hadn't thought it was in reference to his heart. Kelli SantaFe bewitched him with her seductive mouth, sweet laugh, and outrageous fairy costumes. Logan didn’t want to fight the stubborn fairy over his relatives, but guilt at not being there when they were in need tore at his soul. Kelli believed possession was nine tenths of the law, making Ruth & Henry now her family. Kelli had fallen hard for Logan, but why would a geologist put down roots in the enchanted Fairyland she calls home? Logan staked his claim on Kelli's heart & soul with hungry kisses, satin sheets, and strawberries.

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